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- Title Pages
- List of tables and figures
- Acknowledgements
- List of abbreviations
- Notes on contributors
- Series editors’ preface
- One Introduction
- Two The development of age-friendly cities and communities
- Three Neighbourhood change, social inequalities and age-friendly communities
- Four Addressing erasure, microfication and social change: age-friendly initiatives and environmental gerontology in the 21st century
- Five Age and gentrification in Berlin: urban ageing policy and the experiences of disadvantaged older people
- Six Towards an ‘active caring community’ in Brussels
- Seven Exploring the age-friendliness of Hong Kong: opportunities, initiatives and challenges in an ageing Asian city
- Eight Creating an age-friendly county in Ireland: stakeholders’ perspectives on implementation
- Nine Implementing age-friendly cities in Australia
- Ten From representation to active ageing in a Manchester neighbourhood: designing the age-friendly city
- Eleven Alternative age-friendly initiatives: redefining age-friendly design
- Twelve Developing age-friendly policies for cities: strategies, challenges and reflections
- Thirteen The age-friendly community: a test for inclusivity
- Fourteen Age-friendly cities and communities: a manifesto for change
- Index
(p.xi) Series editors’ preface
(p.xi) Series editors’ preface
- Source:
- Age-Friendly Cities and Communities
- Author(s):
Chris Phillipson
Toni Calasanti
Thomas Scharf
- Publisher:
- Policy Press
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- Title Pages
- List of tables and figures
- Acknowledgements
- List of abbreviations
- Notes on contributors
- Series editors’ preface
- One Introduction
- Two The development of age-friendly cities and communities
- Three Neighbourhood change, social inequalities and age-friendly communities
- Four Addressing erasure, microfication and social change: age-friendly initiatives and environmental gerontology in the 21st century
- Five Age and gentrification in Berlin: urban ageing policy and the experiences of disadvantaged older people
- Six Towards an ‘active caring community’ in Brussels
- Seven Exploring the age-friendliness of Hong Kong: opportunities, initiatives and challenges in an ageing Asian city
- Eight Creating an age-friendly county in Ireland: stakeholders’ perspectives on implementation
- Nine Implementing age-friendly cities in Australia
- Ten From representation to active ageing in a Manchester neighbourhood: designing the age-friendly city
- Eleven Alternative age-friendly initiatives: redefining age-friendly design
- Twelve Developing age-friendly policies for cities: strategies, challenges and reflections
- Thirteen The age-friendly community: a test for inclusivity
- Fourteen Age-friendly cities and communities: a manifesto for change
- Index
