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A World Growing Old

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Distinguished author and journalist Jeremy Seabrook examines the real implications of the global aging phenomenon. In A World Growing Old he challenges our preconceptions about how aging should be tackled. Seabrook argues that the accumulated skills and experience of the elderly should be employed to enrich society, rather than perceived as a burden. He makes a passionate case for a radical rethinking of our attitude to population issues, migration, social structures, and employment policy.
This lively and readable book illustrates that the reintegration of the elderly into societies worldwide is vital for our survival.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Between the Lines
Country
Canada
Date
1 December 2003
Pages
200
ISBN
9781896357843

Distinguished author and journalist Jeremy Seabrook examines the real implications of the global aging phenomenon. In A World Growing Old he challenges our preconceptions about how aging should be tackled. Seabrook argues that the accumulated skills and experience of the elderly should be employed to enrich society, rather than perceived as a burden. He makes a passionate case for a radical rethinking of our attitude to population issues, migration, social structures, and employment policy.
This lively and readable book illustrates that the reintegration of the elderly into societies worldwide is vital for our survival.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Between the Lines
Country
Canada
Date
1 December 2003
Pages
200
ISBN
9781896357843