ISA Forum, Programme Book - International Sociological Association

Caring for an ageing spouse: diverse caring
role stressors, caregiving appraisal and
psychological distress in a cultural context
Praima Israsena Na Ayudhya (Chulalongkorn
University, Thailand)
Latent Problems of Thai Elderly and Family
Caregivers
Nuannoy Boonvong (Chulalongkorn University,
Thailand)
Latent Problems of Thai Elderly and Family
Caregivers
Carmen Dominguez-Alcón (Universidad de
Barcelona, Spain)
Challenges of care and participation for old
persons in the 21st century
Merce Perez-Salanova (Universidad Autónoma
de Barcelona, Spain)
Challenges of care and participation for old
persons in the 21st century
B. Wo_niak (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Polish participation in the “Breaking the Taboo.
Empowering health professionals to combat
violence against older women within families”
project, undertaken as part of the European
Daphne II program
B. Tobiasz-Adamczyk (Jagiellonian University,
Poland)
Polish participation in the “Breaking the Taboo.
Empowering health professionals to combat
violence against older women within families”
project, undertaken as part of the European
Daphne II program
M. Brzyska (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Polish participation in the “Breaking the Taboo.
Empowering health professionals to combat
violence against older women within families”
project, undertaken as part of the European
Daphne II program
T. Ocetkiewicz (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Polish participation in the “Breaking the Taboo.
Empowering health professionals to combat
violence against older women within families”
project, undertaken as part of the European
Daphne II program
M. Kopacz (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
Polish participation in the “Breaking the Taboo.
Empowering health professionals to combat
violence against older women within families”
project, undertaken as part of the European
Daphne II program
Delia Langa Rosado (University of Jaén,
Spain)
Caregivers for old people in Andalucia by their
social positions
Saturday, September 6, 11:30-13:30
Session 08: Methodological advancement of
gerontological research
Chair: Lars Andersson, National Institute for
the Study of Ageing and Later Life (NISAL),
Linköping University, Sweden
Location: UB-FPGH-311
Session ID: RC11_08
Authors and Papers:
Yumiko Kamiya (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Social causes of mortality and morbidity – the
current and future potential of longitudinal studies
of ageing
Virpi Timonen (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Social causes of mortality and morbidity – the
current and future potential of longitudinal studies
of ageing
Rosanne Kenny (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Social causes of mortality and morbidity – the
current and future potential of longitudinal studies
of ageing
Jörg Betzin (German Centre of Gerontology
Berlin, Germany)
Concepts and measures of diversity and inequality
in current ageing research – theoretical
definitions and empirical conclusions
between social gerontology and mathematics
Andreas Motel-Klingebiel (German Centre of
Gerontology Berlin, Germany)
Concepts and measures of diversity and inequality
in current ageing research – theoretical
definitions and empirical conclusions
between social gerontology and mathematics
Elizabeth Becker (National Centre for Social
Research, UK)
Understanding Social Exclusion in Older Age
Sachie Mizohata (Université de Paris V,
France )
How to select the indicators of well-being of
the rural elderly through the public debate
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