Title:
Who Should Care for the Elderly: An East-West Value Divide
Editor(s)/Author(s):
William T. LIU & Hal KENDIG
Year:
2000
Publisher(s):
World Scientific Publishing Co. & Singapore University Press
Abstract:
| Title | Written by. |
|---|---|
| Introduction | William T. LIU &
Hal KENDIG |
| Part One: The Western Perspectives | |
| Societal and Family Change in the Burden of Care | Rhonda J.V. MONTGOMERY,
Edgar F. BORGATTA & Marie L. BORGATTA |
| Family Change and Family Bonding: Conceptual and Policy Issues | Marvin B. SUSSMAN |
| The Social Context of the Nature of Care | Allen GLICKSMAN |
| Sharing Long-term Care Between the Family and the
State-A European Perspective |
Alan WALKER |
| Family Change and family Bonding in Australia | Hal KENDIG |
| Care and Social Support-The Example of Ageing Migrants | Ken BLAKEMORE |
| The Value of Old Age in Modern Society: Social Responses to ‘Elder Abuse’ | Richard HUGMAN |
| Part Two: The Eastern Perspectives | |
| The Social Psychological Perspective of Elderly Care | HONG Ying-yi &
William T. LIU |
| Values and Caregiving Burden: The Significance of Filial Piety in Elder Care | William T. LIU |
| Filial Piety, Co-residence, and Intergenerational Solidarity in Japan | Wataru KOYANO |
| The Cultural Politics of the Asian Family Care Model: Missing Language and Facts | HU Yow-Hwey &
CHOU Yah-Jong |
| Caring for the Elderly in Singapore | Kalyani MEHTA |
| Living Arrangements and Elderly Care: The Case of Hong Kong | Rance LEE P.L.,
LEE Jik-Joen, Elena YU S.H., SUN Shong-Gong & William T. LIU |
| Children and Children-in-law as Primary Caregivers: Issues and Perspectives | Odalia WONG M.H. |
| Caregiving Survey in Guangzhou: A Preliminary Report | Elena YU S.H.,
LAI Shihlong, WEN Zehuai & William T. LIU |
| Middle-aged Women’s Supporting Behaviour to Elderly Parents: The Comparison of Parents-in-law and Own Parents | CHO Byun-Eun |
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