(Re)constructing Ageing Futures: Insights from Migration in Asia and Beyond
(Re)constructing Ageing Futures: Insights from Migration in Asia and Beyond
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（重新）构建老龄化未来：亚洲及其他地区移民的见解
DOI：
10.1177/00027642221075265
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发表时间：
2022
影响因子：
3.2
通讯作者：
B. Yeoh
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作者：
E. Ho;L. Thang;Shirlena Huang;B. Yeoh
这期特刊探讨了老年人如何通过移民来预测和管理自己的未来。虽然老龄化往往与生命末期的衰退有关，但这仍然是一个生命阶段，在这个阶段，（缺乏）对未来的规划会对老年人及其照顾者的生活结果产生深刻影响。这一系列资料说明了移徙对老龄化产生影响的不同方式。对一些人来说，对未来的看法和担忧导致老年人转向移徙，以改善他们的老龄前景，尽管他们在国外老龄化时继续面临限制。对其他人来说，年轻家庭成员的移徙加剧了非移徙照顾者在照顾老年人方面的压力。总体而言，这些文件侧重于亚洲国家如何作为老龄相关移徙的来源地和目的地，同时与全球北方建立跨国联系。关注老龄化的未来，使我们能够跨越世代和空间，将移民和非移民的当前和未来生活联系起来。
This special issue examines how older adults anticipate and manage their futures through migration. Although ageing is often associated with decline towards the end-of-life, it is still a life stage where (the lack of) planning for the future can profoundly impact the life outcomes of older adults and their caregivers. This collection illustrates different ways migration can impact ageing. For some, perceptions and depictions of the future lead older adults to turn to migration to improve their prospects of ageing well although they continue to face constraints while ageing abroad. For others, the migration of younger family members exacerbates the stress of eldercare felt by non-migrant caregivers. Collectively, the papers focus on how countries in Asia function as source and destination sites for ageing-related migration, while also forging transnational connections with the Global North. Focusing on ageing futures allows us to link the current and future lives of migrants and non-migrants, across generations and space.
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作者：
Schweppe
通讯作者：
Schweppe
DOI：
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发表时间：
2016
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影响因子：
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作者：
Botterill, K
通讯作者：
Botterill, K