Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents iii
3. Series editors’ preface v
4. List of figures and tables vii
5. Notes on contributors viii
6. Acknowledgements x
7. 1 Ageing with care: aiming for equity and inclusion 1
8. PART I Power, knowledge, skills
9. 2 Traversing the cityscape: locating age-friendly, age inclusion and age equity 17
10. 3 Age-friendly for all? Equality and equity in the changing landscape of the social democratic welfare state 37
11. 4 Who gets counted? Ageing statistics and advancing age equity 53
12. 5 Counting care workers: when the ‘muddle’ is the message 68
13. 6 Ageing, intersectionality, social location and identity 94
14. PART II Policies, practices, people
15. 7 Queering age-friendliness: addressing safety, indicating equity 113
16. 8 Super-invisibility: ‘older’ care workers in home care and residential long-term care 131
17. 9 Resistance, resilience and relationship: Indigenous older adults and ageing in the Canadian city 159
18. 10 Triple jeopardy: addressing age equity for older immigrant women 177
19. 11 ‘East’ meets ‘West’: trans-national ageing in a space of ‘cultural liminality’ 195
20. 12 The promise of dementia-friendly approaches: addressing stigma 212
21. 13 Addressing social barriers to age-equitable public transportation: don’t miss the bus! 223
22. 14 Your days are numbered: active ageing, wearable technologies and surveillance capitalism 239
23. 15 The longevity divide in a globalised climate – a forward conclusion 256
24. Index 279