Jacqueline L Angel Bücher

Focusing on the Latino elderly population, this book explores demographic shifts and their societal implications. It synthesizes research across disciplines to address the economic, physical, and mental health of older Latinos while considering political and cultural factors. Each chapter is designed for engagement, featuring vignettes, examples, and visual aids, alongside summaries and discussion questions. Aimed at students, researchers, and practitioners, it serves as a valuable resource for those working with Hispanic families.

Targeted at scholars and practitioners across various disciplines, this book serves as an essential resource in fields such as gerontology, sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, political science, and public policy. It offers valuable insights and tools to enhance understanding and practice within these areas, making it a significant addition to academic and professional libraries.

Focusing on the challenges families encounter throughout life, this book delves into the complexities of caring for aging relatives. It highlights the decision-making processes involved and situates these discussions within the framework of a post-traditional society, offering insights into the evolving dynamics of family structures and responsibilities.

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