While researchers are increasingly re-conceptualizing international migration, far less
attention has been devoted to re-thinking short-distance residential mobility and immobility …

Population aging has increasingly become one of the most urgent problems in China. This
paper reveals new trends in population aging in China and possible impacts on social and …

Objectives Policy reforms in long-term care require an increased share of informal
caregivers in elderly care. This may be more feasible for older adults who (believe they) can …

Objectives This study explores the intersection of marriage and caregiving amongst older
spousal caregivers in regional Australia. Specifically, we address the research …

In ageing societies, policy makers aim for more contact between informal and formal care-
givers as it may enhance the quality of care. So far, the linkage between formal and informal …

Population aging is a key risk for the future of Europe. Th e Old Continent has to face ever-
stronger new demographic trends and fi nd eff ective strategies to address them. In this …

The paper offers a critical intervention into the debates on research impact, theorising the
potential of underpinning research agendas by ethics of care. We explore how a range of …

Academics have viewed migration from many different perspectives. This paper asks what is
new about how migration impacts on population change and inversely how does population …

Regional variations in access to local family networks has implications for future care
burdens in different regions as well as the living conditions for both older and younger …

Two decades have passed since the devolution of social care policy, with key differences
emerging between the UK's four systems, but what impact have these differences had? This …