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International Journal of Ageing and Later Life
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ISSN 1652-8670 · Linköping University Electronic Press · 269 artikel di indeks
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Japanese older people are not willing to live long: Culturally distinctive meaning attached to longevity
Using the stereotype embodiment theory as a framework, we investigated older Japanese people’s willingness/unwillingness to live to 100 and the reasons they gave for their responses. We performed a multiple logistic regression and a thematic content analysis using data from 451 community-dwelling…
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Feel the beat: intergenerational silent disco parties for radical leisure in long-term care
Pleasure in later life is too often treated as incidental – an accidental byproduct of health-focused interventions – rather than a legitimate and vital aspect of human flourishing. This paper challenges dominant biomedical and neoliberal narratives of aging by exploring the radical potential of…
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Toward equitable dementia care for older migrants: a new conceptual framework
Belgium, like the rest of Europe, has a growing population of older migrants living with dementia. Culturally sensitive care is widely endorsed as the dominant approach to creating accessible care; however, our qualitative research with older labor migrants and their caregivers of Italian…
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Ageing in a stigmatised neighbourhood: an intersectional approach to place attachment
This paper explores the social experiences of ageing in a stigmatised neighbourhood, using the “quartier prioritaire” Hautepierre in Strasbourg (France) as a case study. Through an intersectional lens focusing on place attachment, the study reveals how factors such as social networks and…
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"I want everything to be discussed honestly" – home-dwelling people living with dementia negotiating their psychosocial needs
Dementia presents significant challenges for individuals’ well-being, making it crucial for others to understand their psychosocial needs to provide holistic care and support. This qualitative study examined the psychosocial needs of home-dwelling people living with dementia, as described by…
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Joyful actors: Aging futures and the potential of intergenerational theatre
By examining a verbatim theatre performance that brought together older (aged 60 and up) and younger (aged 18–25) adults, this article finds that staging intergenerational theatre generated intergenerational joy: a collective, interdependent experience not devoid of struggle and challenge that…
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“That always surprises me, the dark in the light”: meaningful pleasure in creative leisure of midlife women
Hegemonic narratives of midlife portray this understudied life-stage as a time of decline, depression, and joyless juggling of career and caregiving. Women in midlife face the “double standard” of aging at the intersection of ageism and sexism (Sontag 1972), pressured to “age successfully” (Lamb et…
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“And then I’ll have a good time, enjoy the days and drink the wine”: alcohol consumption in later life as a material-discursive practice
Pleasure is a neglected topic in ageing research, particularly when it comes to activities that are deemed as unhealthy and/or immoral, such as alcohol consumption. In this article, I explore the question how – that is, in which discursive-material practices and arrangements – alcohol is consumed…
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Changing the script: using forum theatre to reimagine the future in later life
Dominant narratives told about older people typically foreground the past and downplay the significance of the future. This reinforces a particular ageism that is predicated not so much on how many years a person has lived, as how many years they are assumed to have left. This article explores the…
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Exploring the barriers and facilitators to ageing women’s workplace well-being: A systematic mapping review using the socio-ecological model
There is an imperative globally to respond to the challenge of a growing population of women in work who are living and working for longer, but have disproportionate impacts on their well-being in their older years compared to men. However, there is a paucity of evidence regarding the impact of…
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Can inclusion feel imposed? Exploring situational digital citizenship through older adults’ encounters with digital health services
Digitalization reforms have reshaped views on ideal citizenship, emphasizing individuals as proactive consumers of digital health services. This shift has introduced opportunities, but also new demands, especially for older adults who face a heightened risk of digital exclusion. In this article…
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Feminist economics and queer aging: exploring caring labor through LGBTQI narratives in older ages
This article explores queer aging through the lens of the feminist economics concept of caring labor and links it with biopolitical considerations regarding older LGBTQI people and their need for long-term residential care. The analysis is anchored in theory and draws upon data from qualitative…
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"I’m not a quiet woman": an intersectional analysis of gender, class, and ageism in the Canadian workplace
This paper examines how ageism intersects with other forms of social inequality – particularly gender and class – in shaping the lived experiences of older workers (55+) in Canada. Based on semi-structured interviews with 10 older adults, the findings reveal that ageism rarely occurs in…
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An intersectional lens: challenging, resisting, and embracing old age in Lore Segal’s “Ladies Lunch”
Fictional narratives about female friendships in old age, Chivers (2003) argues, can be part of “constructive narratives of aging” in an “imaginary world that can reflect and especially affect circulating social thought.” Such a representation of friendship in old age is at the core of Lore Segal’s…
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“Moving sands of power?” – power dynamics in co-design practices with older adults
Participatory approaches, such as co-design, aim to include diverse groups of older people in decision-making. Yet, such approaches can be limited by established power dynamics. To explore how those power dynamics can unfold and be enacted in co-design with older adults, we draw on 11 thematically…
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Playing forever: exploring the world of older women video game streamers
This article examines the streaming practices of older women, a new phenomenon that challenges stereotypes about what it means to be a gamer. It analyzes, from an epistemological justice perspective, how these women defy gender and age stereotypes on platforms like Twitch. Using the channel of the…
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Mortality matters: providing a universal ground for care
Can centering mortality contribute to a caring society? My argument in this paper is that while analyzing the intersections of oppression matters, highlighting the universal need for care also matters. This common ground has been hidden. Drawing on critical theories of medicine and technology, I…