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1. Sustainability of Seniors in Low- and Middle-Income Societies (EJ924946)

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Jesmin, Syeda S.; Amin, Iftekhar; Ingman, Stan

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Educational Gerontology, v37 n6 p548-557 2011

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2011-00-00

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Journal Articles; Reports - Evaluative

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Yes

Descriptors:
Low Income; Foreign Countries; Sustainability; Aging (Individuals); Risk; Older Adults; Social Change; Rural Areas; Family Relationship

Abstract:
As low income societies are aging rapidly, government and families face challenges to support the seniors, who are already at greater risks of being negatively affected by many other social, cultural, and global changes occurring around them. This paper reviews some of the major challenges faced by seniors in China, India, Mexico, and African countries. It also examines some of the sustainable so Note:The following two links are not-applicable for text-based browsers or screen-reading software. Show Full Abstract

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2. Education for an Aging Planet (EJ883596)

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Ingman, Stan; Amin, Iftekhar; Clarke, Egerton; Brune, Kendall

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Educational Gerontology, v36 n5 p394-406 2010

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2010-00-00

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Journal Articles; Reports - Evaluative

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Graduate Study; Low Income; Gerontology; Foreign Countries; Aging (Individuals); Older Adults; Educational Policy; Labor Force Development; Futures (of Society); Service Learning; Aging Education

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As low income societies experience rapid aging of their populations, they face major challenges in developing educational policies to prepare their workforce for the future. We review modest efforts undertaken to assist colleagues in three societies: Mexico, China, and Jamaica. Graduate education in gerontology has an important opportunity to expand research, training, and service-learning progra Note:The following two links are not-applicable for text-based browsers or screen-reading software. Show Full Abstract

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3. Universities and Community-Building Activities across the Globe: Responding to Economic and Ethical Crises. (EJ666445)

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Ingman, Stan; Clower, Terry; Wallimann, Isidor

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Metropolitan Universities: An International Forum, v14 n1 p67-75 Mar 2003

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2003-00-00

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Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive; Speeches/Meeting Papers

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College Role; Community Development; Foreign Countries; Higher Education; Program Descriptions; School Community Relationship; Urban Universities

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Asserting that exploration of the role of higher education in community building is not unique to the United States, describes examples of collaborative efforts involving universities and communities working together in the United States, Switzerland, Northern Ireland, and Mexico. (EV)

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4. The Environment: The Quintessential Intergenerational Challenge. (EJ580961)

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Ingman, Stan; Benjamin, Tom; Lusky, Richard

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Generations, v22 n4 p68-71 Win 1998-1999

Pub Date:

1999-00-00

Pub Type(s):

Journal Articles; Opinion Papers

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Yes

Descriptors:
Activism; Conservation (Environment); Intergenerational Programs; Older Adults

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Summarizes environmental challenges and discusses the need and opportunity for older adults to actively engage in environmental activism, independently, and with other age groups. Much needs to be done to encourage elders to participate and to develop intergenerational approaches to building a positive environmental legacy. (Author)

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