Unequal ageing

"Unequal Ageing," published by Policy Press in 2009, is an insightful exploration into the disparities experienced by older adults in the United Kingdom. This 192-page paperback delves into critical issues such as money, health, quality of life, and identity, effectively highlighting the gaps in treatment and outcomes between younger and older populations, as well as among different groups of older individuals. The author presents compelling evidence that underscores the significant disadvantages faced by older adults, revealing how age inequality persists in our society. "Unequal Ageing" not only sheds light on these pressing issues but also proposes actionable solutions to tackle the challenges of unequal ageing. This essential read is perfect for anyone interested in social policy, gerontology, or the welfare of older adults. Order your copy today to gain a deeper understanding of this vital topic and contribute to the conversation on creating a more equitable society for all ages.