ORAL PRESENTATIONS [pdf] - Oxford Institute of Ageing

Paul Nash (Swansea University): “Cost analysis of supported living environments and
the subsequent utilisation of NHS services” [Ceri Phillips, Angela Farr]
Julia Kleindienst (Vienna University of Economics and Business): “How do elderly
Europeans value informal care?” [Ulrike Schneider]
Parvaneh Rabiee (University of York): “Local authority-­‐managed personal budgets –
how far do they offer choice, control and personalised home care support?”
[Caroline Glendinning, Kate Baxter]
Anthea Tinker (King's College London): “Revolutionising long term care: A case study
of the Netherlands” [Jay Ginn, Eloi Ribe]
Thursday, 12 September, 9:00-­‐10:00
Plenary Session, Session 5, KB Lecture & KB Douglas Price
Chair: Sheila Peace (Open University)
Helen Small (Faculty of English and Pembroke College, University of Oxford):
“The Long Life: Reflections” (including short clip from Room 335)
Thursday, 12 September, 10:15-­‐11:45
6.1 CV KG Room 62: Symposium in Culture & Values
Ageing and Agency: Developing new theoretical perspectives for critical gerontology
Chair: Jan Baars (University of Humanistic Studies)
Joseph Dohmen (University of Humanistic Studies): “Active ageing and moral agency”
Jan Baars (University of Humanistic Studies): “Agency and Autonomy: Beyond
Independence”
Chris Phillipson (University of Manchester): “Rethinking agency in later life: structural
and interpretive approaches” [Amanda Grenier (McMaster University)]
6.2 CV KG Mawby: Symposium in Culture & Values
The Challenge of Cultural Gerontology — Part 3
Chair: Julia Twigg and Wendy Martin (University of Kent; Brunel University)
Sukey Parnell (University of West London): “Developing the Image: Facing the body of
the older woman in the photographic portrait”
Julia Twigg (University of Kent): “Clothing and the Constitution of Age”
Kirsty Fairclough-­‐Isaacs (University of Salford): “Growing Old in the Spotlight:
Celebrity and Ageing.”
Naomi Woodspring (University of the West of England): “Time, Ageing and Body”
6.3 ES KG Book Room: Open Session in Economy & Society
Cross-­‐Cultural Intergenerational Studies
Chair: Jaco Hoffman (University of Oxford)
António Fonseca (Catholic University of Portugal): “Ageing in the rural areas. The role
of intergenerational practices.” [George Leeson (Oxford)]
Alejandro Klein (University of Guanajuato): “Approaching to the contemporary bonds
between grandparents and adolescent grandsons”