Gavin J. Andrews, David R. Phillips

'I highly recommend this book, as it leaves the reader with a greater appreciation for the role of spaces, places and landscapes in the lives of older adults.' - Ageing and Society, Volume 2/2 - 2005'With an average chapter length of fourteen pages, the book has a rather breezy feel and read. Readers will find these chapters useful springboards toward deeper explorations in ageing, including work by the authors themselves' - The Professional Geographer, Volume 58 - 2006

• Introduction 1. Geographical Studies in Ageing: Progress and Connections to Social Gerontology 2. Placing Ageing: Positionings in the Study of Older People 3. Multi-Disciplinary Configurations in Gerontology 4. International Demographic Transitions 5. Residential Homes: From Distributions in Space to the Elements of Place 6. Home as a New Site of Care Provision and Consumption 7. Healthy Ageing in the Community 8. The Physically Ageing Body and the Use of Space Environment and Psychological Responses to Ageing 10. Ageing in Rural Communities: Vulnerable People in Vulnerable Places 11. Ageing and the Urban Environment 12. Imagined Landscapes of Age and Identity 13. Cataloguing Old Age 14. Making Space for Identity

Gavin J. Andrews, David R. Phillips

'I highly recommend this book, as it leaves the reader with a greater appreciation for the role of spaces, places and landscapes in the lives of older adults.' - Ageing and Society, Volume 2/2 - 2005'With an average chapter length of fourteen pages, the book has a rather breezy feel and read. Readers will find these chapters useful springboards toward deeper explorations in ageing, including work by the authors themselves' - The Professional Geographer, Volume 58 - 2006

• Introduction 1. Geographical Studies in Ageing: Progress and Connections to Social Gerontology 2. Placing Ageing: Positionings in the Study of Older People 3. Multi-Disciplinary Configurations in Gerontology 4. International Demographic Transitions 5. Residential Homes: From Distributions in Space to the Elements of Place 6. Home as a New Site of Care Provision and Consumption 7. Healthy Ageing in the Community 8. The Physically Ageing Body and the Use of Space Environment and Psychological Responses to Ageing 10. Ageing in Rural Communities: Vulnerable People in Vulnerable Places 11. Ageing and the Urban Environment 12. Imagined Landscapes of Age and Identity 13. Cataloguing Old Age 14. Making Space for Identity

Gavin J. Andrews, David R. Phillips

'I highly recommend this book, as it leaves the reader with a greater appreciation for the role of spaces, places and landscapes in the lives of older adults.' - Ageing and Society, Volume 2/2 - 2005'With an average chapter length of fourteen pages, the book has a rather breezy feel and read. Readers will find these chapters useful springboards toward deeper explorations in ageing, including work by the authors themselves' - The Professional Geographer, Volume 58 - 2006

• Introduction 1. Geographical Studies in Ageing: Progress and Connections to Social Gerontology 2. Placing Ageing: Positionings in the Study of Older People 3. Multi-Disciplinary Configurations in Gerontology 4. International Demographic Transitions 5. Residential Homes: From Distributions in Space to the Elements of Place 6. Home as a New Site of Care Provision and Consumption 7. Healthy Ageing in the Community 8. The Physically Ageing Body and the Use of Space Environment and Psychological Responses to Ageing 10. Ageing in Rural Communities: Vulnerable People in Vulnerable Places 11. Ageing and the Urban Environment 12. Imagined Landscapes of Age and Identity 13. Cataloguing Old Age 14. Making Space for Identity