| Ageing and Society |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Ageing 2000: questions for the 21st century. | Sociology and social work | Harper, Sarah |
| Ageing and the family in Australia. (response to articles in the Australian Journal of Ageing, vol. 13, no. 4, p. 153-201, 1994) | Sociology and social work | McCormack, John |
| And a few pinches of politics and economics. (comments on papers presented in special issue of Ageing & Society, vol. 15 part 2, June 1995) | Sociology and social work | Binstock, Robert H. |
| Continuity and change in the study of family relationships. | Sociology and social work | Jerrome, Dorothy |
| Current and future incomes for older people. | Sociology and social work | Hutton, Sandra |
| Dementia in a socio-cultural context: an idea whose time has come.(Ageing Update) | Sociology and social work | Downs, Murna |
| European policy issues. | Sociology and social work | Maltby, Tony |
| Family caregiving supports. | Sociology and social work | Etten, Mary Jean |
| Gerontological nursing: professional priority or eternal Cinderella? | Sociology and social work | Nolan, Michael |
| Health services reform. (response to articles in Health Policy Studies No. 5, 1994) | Sociology and social work | Plant, Paul |
| Incomes in retirement in the UK: changes in the debate since 1996 and prospects for the future. | Sociology and social work | Hutton, Sandra |
| Learning in the third age. (senior-citizen students at the Open University) | Sociology and social work | Glendenning, Frank |
| Medicine in society. (health-care delivery costs and the National Health Service) | Sociology and social work | Evans, J. Grimley |
| Pension reform in Latin America. | Sociology and social work | Barrientos, Armando |
| Professional and political influence on resource allocation for older people. (papers presented in special issue of Ageing & Society, vol. 15, part 2, June 1995) | Sociology and social work | Warnes, Anthony M. |
| Progress report: research in the biology of ageing. (aging as a necessary, genetically evolutionary process) | Sociology and social work | Rose, Michael R., Phelan, John P. |
| Religion and old age. | Sociology and social work | Vincent, John, Davie, Grace |
| Reply to commentaries: facts, values, ideologies and ageing. (papers presented in special issue of Ageing & Society, vol. 15, part 2, June 1995) | Sociology and social work | Callahan, Daniel |
| Social policy. | Sociology and social work | Warren, Lorna |
| Sociological resarch on age: legacy and challenge: a comment.(response to article by M.W. Riley and J.W. Riley in this issue, p. 123) | Sociology and social work | Andersson, Lars |
| The case of Alzheimer disease. (papers presented in special issue of Ageing & Society, vol. 15, part 2, June 1995) | Sociology and social work | Post, Stephen G. |
| The emergence of the person in dementia research.(Progress Report) | Sociology and social work | Downs, Murna |
| The history of old age in the Western World. | Sociology and social work | Troyansky, David |
| The law and elderly people. (response to Ruth Lavery and Laura Lundy, Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law, vol. 3, p. 313, 1994; and to Stephen Cragg, Legal Action, vol. 8, April 1994) | Sociology and social work | Purvis, Ian |
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