Growing old in Europe

Vol. 48, 2018/3 - pages

Pages 389 to 400

Between family and state: The new faces of ageing in Europe

By Dolors Comas-d’Argemir, Xavier Roigé

Pages 401 to 412

Experiences of aging at around the age of sixty in France. Subjective age and gender

By Michel Bozon, Joëlle Gaymu, Éva Lelièvre

Pages 413 to 426

Self-perception during the transition to the fourth age in the Czech Republic

By Lucie Galčanová, Marcela Petrová Kafková

Pages 427 to 438

Families and the elderly along the shores of the Mediterranean: Old and new forms of relatedness

By Paola Sacchi, Pier Paolo Viazzo

Pages 439 to 450

Aging women under pressure in Italian families

By Chiara Saraceno

Pages 451 to 464

Husbands caring for their elderly wives. Gender, generations, and public policies in Catalonia

By Dolors Comas-d’Argemir, Natalia Alonso, Blanca Deusdad

Pages 465 to 478

Aging, divorce, and family recomposition. New challenges in caring for elderly people

By Xavier Roigé, Montserrat Soronellas-Masdeu

Pages 479 to 488

Aging in foreign lands: three categories of immigrant in France

By Jacques Barou

Pages 489 to 502

“Their job is to take care of my father.” Care managers, domestic work, and caring for elderly people

By Maria Offenhenden, Yolanda Bodoque-Puerta

Pages 503 to 514

Dying at home. The medicalization of home care in Italy

By Alessandro Gusman

Pages 515 to 526

Aging together, or expressions of a sense of belonging. Deaf people in care institutions in the Netherlands

By Anja Hiddinga, Collectif de recherche Beyond hearing. Cultures Overlooked

Pages 527 to 530

Deprived of aging

By Martine Segalen

Pages 531 to 538

Reading on the topic

Pages 539 to 552

Collective research, a shield against “ethnographical discomfort”? The case of a shared field survey in prison

By Jennifer Yeghicheyan, Alice Jaspart

Pages 553 to 566

A sleeping food heritage. The case of the Pyrenean valley of Vicdessos

By Tristan Fournier, Olivier Lepiller, Guillaume Simonet

Pages 567 to 573

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