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Pages 11 to 19| Animals at the service of human aging: A comforting illusion? | Anne Marcilhac, Thibauld Moulaert

Pages 23 to 36| Old age and animals in Disney and Pixar animated features | Alexander Maria Leroy, Cadenza Academic Translations, Hayley Wood, Marie Cloux, Mark Mellor

Pages 37 to 56| The effects of pets on the health of older adults: A survey in the Île-de-France region | Marie Vaissière, Giovanna Fancello, Basile Chaix, Marine Grandgeorge, Marie Pelé, Cédric Sueur, Cadenza Academic

Pages 61 to 78| The horse as a partner in post-fall psychomotor rehabilitation for older adults | Chloé Noble

Pages 79 to 93| Canine-assisted interventions at the French nursing home “Les Ancolies”: A complementary therapeutic approach | Richard Ribière, Camille Mournetas

Pages 95 to 109| Alzheimer’s disease: The effects of equine-assisted interventions on psychological health | Léa Badin, Lucie Dagorne, Solène Desprès, Rachel Idez, Nathalie Bailly

Pages 111 to 127| Animal-assisted interventions for people with neurodegenerative disorders. Feedback in Geriatrics | Alexis Minouflet, Khelifa Hamouchi, Jadwiga Attier

Pages 129 to 149| The impact of animals on self-centered behaviors of Alzheimer’s patients | Sarah Forget-Moulineuf, Marine Grandgeorge

Pages 153 to 166| From animal-assisted intervention to ethorobotics in nursing homes: A brief literature review | Sandra Chaulet

Pages 167 to 177| “A more than human” perspective, or the art of shifting focus | Thibauld Moulaert

Pages 181 to 202| Developing a guide for healthy aging through a participatory approach | Aude Tholomier, Eleni-Marina Ashikali, Samuel Perivier, Laura Mastromauro, Irina Ionita, Catherine Ludwig, Christophe Graf, Catherine Busnel

Pages 203 to 220| Cognitive impairment and socialization: A solution to refusal of care? | Mouna Romdhani, Fabrice Gzil

Pages 221 to 239| Aging and engagement with technology | Alyse Yilmaz, Khaldoun Zreik

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Pages 11 to 13| Tribute to Claudine Attias-Donfut 1941-2025 | Hélène Trouvé, Ingrid Voléry

Pages 17 to 28| Does aging (still) have a gender? | Virginie Vinel, Ingrid Voléry

Pages 33 to 53| Physical activities of older women: Gendered assignments and inequalities | Marie-Stéphanie Abouna, Yves Morales, Sandrine Knobé, Jean-Paul Génolini, Pierre-Alban Lebecq, Lilian Pichot, Sarah Mischler, Jean Saint-Martin

Pages 55 to 75| Pension reforms: A key to understanding tensions around the Swiss gender regime | Nicky Le Feuvre, Maurice Avramito, Valérie Hugentobler, Isabelle Zinn

Pages 77 to 95| Myths about violence against women: An exploratory study by age | Catherine Potard, André Ndobo, Chloé Cherrier, Mélanie Morin, Robert Courtois, Elisa Sarda, Mohamad El Haj

Pages 97 to 106| An observation: The invisibility of older women | Odile Plan, Maité Albagly

Pages 107 to 121| The new forms of social and political commitment of retired women | Mélissa-Asli Petit

Pages 123 to 139| The pioneers: A cross-section of early French research on gender and aging | Virginie Vinel, Ingrid Voléry, Marie-Jo Guisset-Martinez, Monique Membrado, Bernadette Puijalon, Jacqueline Trincaz

Pages 141 to 148| Sept vieilles femmes et la mort | Ingrid Voléry

Pages 153 to 170| Digital technology use by older men and women. | Sophie Colas, Vincent Caradec, Ségolène Petite, Aline Chamahian

Pages 171 to 187| Aging under strain: Gendered experiences of distress and tensions in care relationships | Pauline Launay, Hélia Poncet-Georges

Pages 189 to 206| Interactions between gender and internality: Impacts on prevention | Marianna Danko, Margot de Battista

Pages 207 to 221| Romantic dynamics in care for hospitalized older women | Caroline Siaugues, Coline Coupeau

Pages 223 to 241| The body after 30: Biographical work and narratives of aging | Veronika Kushtanina

Pages 243 to 258| Prioritizing quality: How aging is transforming gay men’s sexuality | Tanguy Vandenabeele, Cadenza Academic Translations, Caroline Leonard, Sophie Borresen, Mark Mellor

Pages 263 to 271| Breaking rhythms and waits in geriatric medicine | Colombe Storet

Pages I10 to XVIII| Digital technology use by older men and women: Nearly the same rates of use, yet different socializations | Sophie Colas, Vincent Caradec, Ségolène Petite, Aline Chamahian

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Pages 11 to 16| Gérontologie et société’s editor-in-chief intinerary: an unexpected new partnership | Nicolas Foureur, Thibauld Moulaert

Pages 21 to 32| Ordinary support put to the test by extraordinary aging | Dominique Argoud, Marion Villez

Pages 37 to 54| Extraordinary aging: Older adults’ ambivalent experiences with CrossFit | Laurie Dinier

Pages 55 to 72| The challenge of diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease in the care of people with Down’s syndrome | Muriel Delporte, Vincent Caradec, Aline Chamahian, Cadenza Academic Translations, Emma Garner, Matt Burden, Mark Mellor

Pages 73 to 96| The feeling of loneliness in people with Down’s syndrome | Lucie Vergez, Isabelle Tournier, Amandine Thibaud, Anais de Jesus, Christine-Vanessa Cuervo-Lombard

Pages 97 to 115| Aging with HIV in France: Personal experiences and care during loss of autonomy | Geoffroy Garin, Marina Ole, Adrien Besseiche

Pages 117 to 131| Aging and precariousness: The double penalty of homeless older adults | Marthe Clair Démétrios, Arielle Bernard-Viseux, Isabelle Senécal

Pages 133 to 148| Understanding and overcoming obstacles to social support for precarious individuals | Vincent Rialle, Nicole Borie, Laurence Langer-Sautière

Pages 149 to 158| Aging well behind bars: An impossible challenge? | Yvain Auger, Anna Bouchara, Aline Chassagne, Céline Guillemaud, Adrien Kerkache, Ali Khelout

Pages 159 to 167| Public policy in the face of extraordinary aging | Marine Boisson-Cohen, Alexandra Garabige, Armelle Klein, Pearl Morey

Pages 171 to 182| What extraordinary aging does to aging | Nicolas Foureur, Ingrid Voléry, Frédéric Balard, Anne Marcilhac, Bertrand Quentin, Anne-Sophie Rebillat, Martine Soudani

Pages 187 to 205| From lockdown narratives to self-narratives | Lydie Bichet

Pages 207 to 219| What place for “trust” in support for older adults? | Stéphane Edme

Pages 221 to 234| Slipping syndrome in nursing homes: The right conditions | Stéphanie Leforestier

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Pages 11 to 21| “Wanting to act” in the face of the challenges of older adult nutrition | Philippe Cardon

Pages 25 to 42| What drinks for nursing home residents with swallowing disorders? | Claire Billy, Aline Corvol, Dominique Somme

Pages 43 to 61| Desire to eat solid food despite dysphagia safety concerns: An ethical dilemma | Adélaïde Doussau

Pages 65 to 80| Food intake and dietary enjoyment in nursing homes: Arrangement of the dining area | Nathalie Bailly, Geoffrey Ventalon, Manon Taillefer

Pages 81 to 104| Ageing and maintaining eating practices in an inclusive housing setting | Hélène Trimaille, Camille Ravat, Aline Chassagne

Pages 105 to 117| Food and ageing: Experience of breakfast with the locals | Nasser Bouzouika

Pages 121 to 134| “I have eaten for the whole week!”. Older adult nutrition through popular education | Marin Buyse, Cayetana Carrión

Pages 135 to 153| Prevention through cooking for older people | Julie Mayer

Pages 157 to 172| When food becomes language | Christine Louchard Chardon, Nathalie Dumet

Pages 173 to 185| “It’s better at the nursing home!” Testimony of shared meals at an Alzheimer’s day care centre | Marianne Berque

Pages 189 to 204| Food practices and experiences of ageing in urban settings, Abidjan | Taté Roger Oulahi, Alladé Frédéric Aka, Abo Jean-Franck Kouadio, Arsène Bogro

Pages 209 to 210| Bars in nursing homes: Promoting residents’ citizenship or a potentially risky lure? | Nicolas Foureur, Ingrid Voléry

Pages 211 to 216| Should bars be opened in nursing homes? An attempt to take a step back | Antoine Gérard

Pages 217 to 227| Drinking at the bar in a nursing home: Defence of citizens’ rights or a sham? | Dominique Somme

Pages 229 to 231| How to reflect on alcohol consumption in nursing homes? | Jean Saric

Pages 235 to 248| Clinical perspectives on the relationship with the body in institutionalized older adults | Noémie Boutin, Fabienne Lemétayer

Pages 249 to 262| Co-housing for older adults: What are the dynamics of interpersonal relationships? | Corinne Madoumier-Moriceau

Pages I to XVIII| Whose needs and what needs? Social robots in eldercare settings in Japan | Yuko Tamaki Welply

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Pages 9 to 16| Aging in Overseas France: Diverse situations and issues | Mélanie Lépori, Armelle Klein

Pages 21 to 38| Gout in older adults: How to educate them in French Polynesia? | Reynald Boivin, Tristan Pascart, Erwan Oehler

Pages 39 to 54| Psychiatric care adapted for the aging population of Réunion | Stéphanie Malvoisin, Sophie Cesano, Estelle Gastrin, Ferdinand Lauret

Pages 55 to 70| Spending the end of one’s life at home in Réunion: Staying home whatever it costs? | Mélanie Lépori, Sophie Pennec

Pages 71 to 88| ANAAÏS: On-demand respite for informal caregivers of older adults in Guadeloupe | Maude Viens, Jean Sabin, Véronique Provencher

Pages 89 to 98| Foster families for older people in Guadeloupe, a little-known model | Denis Boucaud-Maitre, Roxane Villeneuve, Maturin Tabue-Teguo

Pages 99 to 115| Local approaches to the “problem” of ageing in Martinique | Myrtille Ferné

Pages 117 to 124| Growing old under the Caribbean sun! | Barbara Bringuier

Pages 125 to 141| Aging in the era of climate change: The challenge of a municipality in Guadeloupe | Anne-Bérénice Simzac, Élodie Llobet

Pages 145 to 160| Immigrant family caregivers living in Canada: Offering support despite the distance | Elda Savoie, Isabel Lanteigne, Hélène Albert, Lise Savoie

Pages 161 to 174| Aging well: Reflections on an adaptable prevention system | Anne-Laure Picault, Camille Beauchamps, Emma Blanc, Johanna Lopes, Nathalie Bailly, Kristell Pothier

Pages 175 to 197| COVID-19 and older adults’ relationship to time “We have more time to look at ourselves in the mirror” | Émilie Raymond, Frédérique Rivest, Sylvie Demers, Julie Beauchamp, Élise Milot

Pages 201 to 215| Vivre, c’est vieillir. A film on life in aging | Blandine Delcroix, Aline Chamahian

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Pages 9 to 15| Authority and care in advanced age | Ingrid Voléry, Nicolas Foureur

Pages 19 to 42| “Acting for the caregivers”: A territorial perspective on an emerging public policy | Thibauld Moulaert, Valkiria Amaya, Louise Mary-Defert, Clémentine Cabrières, Gustave Tristani, Isabelle Cottet-Gizolme

Pages 43 to 61| The failures of public regulation of nursing homes (EPHADs) revealed by the COVID-19 crisis | Ilona Delouette, Florence Jany-Catrice, Amélie Lefebvre-Chombart, Laura Nirello, Marion Studer

Pages 63 to 81| Putting residents at the center in nursing homes: From the law to the organizational culture | Kelly Malige-Labart

Pages 85 to 100| Older adults and volunteering: Motivations, contributions, and benefits | Jérôme Heim, Patrick Ischer, Pierre-Yves Moret, Michael Perret

Pages 101 to 114| Recognition and “intermediary” housing | Hélène Prévôt-Huille

Pages 115 to 125| Worldviews hindering the development of a society in which everyone “ages well”: Critical reflections | Antoine Ziller

Pages 127 to 143| Memory loops, identity, and neurodegenerative diseases | Natan Barthélémy, Jean-Marc Talpin

Pages 147 to 163| A glorified nursing home in the TV series Sex (Re) Education: The nurse aide’s viewpoint | Manon Cerdan

Pages 165 to 179| For an ethics of dependence | Cathy Dissler

Pages 183 to 188| About the book “Life, Old Age and Death of a Woman of the People” by Didier Eribon | Ingrid Voléry, Nicolas Foureur

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Pages 9 to 18| Broadening the focus: exploring the diversification of care and support occupations | Valérie Hugentobler, Isabelle Zinn

Pages 23 to 43| The challenge of “working framework” in respite services | Annie Dussuet, Louise Gasté, Thibault Rabain, Johanna Rousseau

Pages 45 to 68| Being a “certified family caregiver” in South Korea: between tradition and modernity | Yoonji Oh

Pages 69 to 77| To act as nursing assistant without degree, an illusion? Nursing assistants in residential care homes | Anne-Marie Arborio

Pages 79 to 92| How to retain personal care workers in geriatric organizations in Québec? | François Aubry

Pages 97 to 113| Collaboration: Challenges of a Cantonal Reform in Ageing Policy | Fabienne Gfeller, Michèle Grossen, Tania Zittoun

Pages 115 to 133| Changes to care professions in the context of innovation in older adult care coordination | Christophe Humbert

Pages 135 to 148| On the margins of the home support profession | Amélie Pierre, Nathalie Burnay

Pages 149 to 156| What role do “household chores” play in the work of home care workers for the elderly? | François-Xavier Devetter

Pages 161 to 174| The pixelization of casework | Christine Louchard Chardon, Sara Harry

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Pages 9 to 16| Designing spaces in the light of aging | Kevin Charras, Fany Cérèse

Pages 19 to 44| Large-scale housing estates, support for aging populations? Case studies in Toulouse and Brussels | Audrey Courbebaisse

Pages 45 to 63| Action research to prevent the risks of aging in low-income housing | Lisa Pottier, Raphaël Rogay, Gilles Loggia

Pages 65 to 81| Spatial practices in alternative housing: The question of social engagement | Noémie Rapegno, Cécile Rosenfelder

Pages 83 to 103| Nursing homes as third places: The nursing home of tomorrow? | Lola de la Hosseraye, Anne Mensuelle Ferrari, Johan Girard

Pages 105 to 124| The architecture of nursing homes and its influence on the well-being of residents | Perrine Nedelec, Dominique Somme, Kevin Charras

Pages 125 to 140| Group living facilities and Alzheimer’s disease: Architectural and social design | Manon Labarchède

Pages 141 to 156| Cognitive Behavioral Units: Spaces where time stands still | Laëtitia Ngatcha-Ribert, Jean-Manuel Morvillers

Pages 157 to 166| Architecture and freedom of movement in institutional living spaces | Fany Cérèse

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Pages 9 to 11| Digging the furrow… | Nicolas Foureur, Ingrid Voléry

Pages 15 to 29| Culturally and socially (in)visible abuse | Marie Beaulieu, Françoise Le Borgne-Uguen

Pages 33 to 56| Abuse in the context of caregiving in South Korea: Caregivers’ experiences in their own words | Yoonji Oh

Pages 57 to 71| Financial dependence and family abuse of older people in Senegal | Emmanuel Niyonsaba

Pages 73 to 89| Older women’s witchcraft and citizen mobilization in Burkina Faso | George Rouamba, Ludovic Kibora, Fabrice Ouedraogo, Barkissa Drabo, Maréma Touré

Pages 91 to 100| The hidden sexual violence against older adults | Adina Cismaru-Inescu, Bastien Hahaut, Nicolas Berg, Stéphane Adam, Marie Beaulieu, Laurent Nisen

Pages 101 to 113| Reflection on the mistreatment of LGB persons in collective senior housing | Marie-Ève Bédard, Marie Beaulieu, Carmen Lemelin, Myriam Chiasson, Julie Castonguay, Rosalie Lacasse

Pages 115 to 131| Abuse and COVID-19 | Isabelle Donnio

Pages 135 to 148| Crossing the mirror. Dialogue on sociology and aging | Annick Anchisi, Éric Gagnon

Pages 149 to 171| The determinants of intention to purchase organic food among older adults | Rihab Mhamdi, Ramla Mezghenni Dhouib

Pages 173 to 189| Providing care and support to older adults at home during lockdown | Aude Béliard, Laure Besombes, Aurélie Chastaingt

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Pages 9 to 21| Elder abuse: Contextualizing terminologies, definitions and sourses of action | Marie Beaulieu, Françoise Le Borgne-Uguen

Pages 25 to 34| “See that? They all think I’m crazy.” | Annick Anchisi

Pages 35 to 47| Abuse and vulnerability | Coline Boullard

Pages 49 to 63| Collective housing: Should we talk about Resident-to-resident mistreatment, bullying, or intolerance? | Roxane Leboeuf, Marie-Chantal Falardeau, Marie Beaulieu

Pages 65 to 84| Caregiver abuse: The unexpected victims | Sophie Éthier, Anna Andrianova, Marie Beaulieu, Mélanie Perroux, France Boisclair, Christiane Guilbeault

Pages 89 to 104| The clinic of abuse: The gift paradigm and public policy | Alice Casagrande, Philippe Guillaumot

Pages 105 to 114| In the maze of a pandemic: Speech as a still possible choice | Claire Bachelet, Pascale Broché

Pages 115 to 129| Respecting older people’s rights and freedoms during a health crisis | Muriel Rebourg, Stéphanie Renard

Pages 131 to 146| Tackling elder abuse in Switzerland: An overview and critical analysis | Delphine Roulet Schwab

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Pages 11 to 19| Pandemia, new light on old problems… | Aline Corvol, Frédéric Balard

Pages 23 to 33| COVID-19 in long-term care facilities in Quebec | Marie Beaulieu, Julien Cadieux Genesse

Pages 35 to 61| No more visits: Informal care in nursing homes before the COVID-19 outbreak | Lucas Jeanneau, Lucas Jeanneau, Quitterie Roquebert, Quitterie Roquebert, Marianne Tenand, Marianne Tenand

Pages 63 to 78| Sociability in residential establishments for dependent older persons (EHPAD) before the Covid-19 pandemic in France | Sylvie Renaut

Pages 79 to 94| A form of life tested by the pandemic. Care and vulnerability in EMS | Fabienne Malbois

Pages 97 to 122| Retirees and the health crisis: Help and support needs of retirees during the COVID-19 pandemic | Raphaël Dhuot, Laurent Nowik

Pages 123 to 142| Phone calls against social isolation during the Covid-19 lockdown | Aurélie Bocquier, Marie Costa, Valérie Arquier, Christelle Trotta, Alice Lavandera, Pierre Verger

Pages 143 to 160| Social ties of older persons during the Covid-19 pandemic: The case of Chinese immigrants in Paris | Simeng Wang, Boris Schwartz, Tamara Lui

Pages 163 to 181| COVID-19 in Brazil: Who Could the Older persons Count on? | Guita Grin Debert, Guita Grin Debert, Jorge Felix, Jorge Felix

Pages 183 to 197| The role of age and frailty in access to care: Geriatric oncology and COVID-19 | Clément Desbruyères, Clément Desbruyères

Pages 199 to 206| The loneliness of the dying in the time of Covid-19 | Christian Bergeron

Pages 209 to 226| Attitude toward a COVID-19 vaccine in France | Caroline Alleaume, Patrick Peretti-Watel, Pierre Verger, Odile Launay, Le Groupe COCONEL

Pages 229 to 246| Older persons in cancer research: a biomedicalized déprise | Meoïn Hagège, Benjamin Derbez

Pages 247 to 260| Advance directives against “evil die” or an elaboration of finiteness? | Anne Meunier-Bricout, Nathalie Dumet, Jean-Marc Talpin

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Pages 11 to 21| Inclusive society and aging: Discourses, practices, and controversies | Laëtitia Ngatcha-Ribert, Anne-Bérénice Simzac, Thibauld Moulaert

Pages 25 to 38| The inclusive society: “Language elements” or a real project to fight exclusion? | Bernard Ennuyer

Pages 39 to 47| Interview with Helga ROHRA: "Life goes on" | Helga Rohra

Pages 49 to 66| Discourses of dementia and decline in the United Kingdom1 | Sébastien Libert, Georgina Charlesworth, Paul Higgs

Pages 67 to 81| The inclusive society in the digital era: Current complexity and ways forward | Vincent Rialle, Mabrouka El Hachani, Claudine Moïse

Pages 85 to 98| Inclusion of the elderly, a natural process? Terms, practices, and obstacles | Colette Eynard

Pages 99 to 116| Voting rights of older people under guardianship | Cyril Desjeux

Pages 117 to 129| Is the voice of older people better heard in the era of inclusive practices? | Dominique Argoud

Pages 131 to 149| Age-Friendly Wallonia (AFW): Appropriation as a path to inclusion | Olivier Masson, Myriam Leleu, Robert Grabczan

Pages 153 to 171| Inclusion as democratic experimentation: The Age-Friendly Community of Pays de Mormal | Hugo Bertillot, Damien Vanneste

Pages 173 to 188| Useful, but not essential? The experience of volunteer work among retired people | Marion Repetti, Pauline Mesnard, Farinaz Fassa, Kelly Harrison

Pages 189 to 213| Old age for people with Down’s syndrome: Siblings as actors of inclusion | Lise Lemoine, Benoît Schneider

Pages 215 to 230| “At least we’re trying something”: Medical cannabis and social ties | Aurélie Revol

Pages 233 to 243| Presentation of the European Cooperation in Science and Technology project "Reducing Old-Age Social Exclusion" and the book "Social Exclusion in Later Life: Interdisciplinary and Policy Perspectives" | Marie Villeneuve, Jim Ogg, Hélène Trouvé

Pages 247 to 260| Disaffiliation/reaffiliation of people in case management | Arielle Gondonneau

Pages 261 to 278| What do home help workers do? An analysis of dual competence in action | Stéphane Edme

Pages 279 to 296| Strengthening autonomy at home: Feedback from the IsèreADOM approach | Julien Soler, Zoé Masson, Véronique Chirié, Julie Charvet, Emmanuelle Chifflot, Hugo Landais

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Pages 11 to 23| Jeanne Calment and the super-centenarians | Jean-Marie Robine

Pages 27 to 40| The societal dimension of the Jeanne Calment phenomenon: A modern myth? | Michel Allard

Pages 41 to 55| Age Validation of Exceptionally Long-lived Persons | Bertrand Desjardins

Pages 57 to 74| Jeanne Calment’s predecessors: age-validation of the first supercentenarians | Bernard Jeune

Pages 75 to 108| In search of the first French supercentenarians (1830–1929) | Dany Chambre

Pages 109 to 119| Genealogy of the Calment family | Caroline Bisson Boyer

Pages 121 to 141| Laure and Octavie du Serre Telmon: A 117-year longevity both together | Cyril Depoudent, François Robin-Champigneul

Pages 143 to 165| Investigating the eightfold difference in supercentenarians in the French West Indies compared to metropolitan France | Jacques Vallin

Pages 167 to 183| Six Lavergne centenarians: The story of their discovery and the discovery of their story | Jean-Michel Léculier

Pages 185 to 200| Belgian centenarians’ survival in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic | Michel Poulain, Anne Herm

Pages 201 to 214| About “super-aging”: Idealization, hypomania, renouncement | Benoît Verdon, Franck Rexand-Galais

Pages 219 to 232| Neither old nor young: Bourgeois old age and the search for a third term | Alexandre Pillonel

Pages 233 to 249| Combating the social isolation of the elderly | Jean-Louis Le Goff, Romain Poupart

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Pages 11 to 30| Ageing in place/Vieillir chez soi: Contribution of foreign experiences and international comparisons | Anne Laferrère

Pages 33 to 49| Building your own place in which to age well: the case of cohousing in North America | Gérald Billard, François Madoré, Sébastien Angonnet

Pages 51 to 67| Collective housing for seniors | Anne-Bérénice Simzac, Maria Grazia Bedin, Marion Droz Mendelzweig

Pages 69 to 84| Ageing in place in Senegal: Issues of housing | Emmanuel Niyonsaba

Pages 85 to 106| Policies for adapting housing for the elderly in France and Germany | Viviane André, Marion Ille-Roussel

Pages 107 to 123| From nursing homes to assisted living housing: Lessons from the Netherlands | Fany Cérèse

Pages 125 to 149| Housing choices of the over sixty-fives in Europe: Ageing in the community or in a community? | Anne Laferrère, Louis Arnault

Pages 151 to 177| Coresiding with a child after age sixty in Europe and China | Anne Laferrère

Pages 179 to 203| Parental health and location choices of children | Louis Arnault, Sandrine Juin

Pages Ia to XVIIIa| Family caregiving attitudes: Implications for post-pandemic eldercare in Japan | Mostafa Saidur Rahim Khan, Somtip Watanapongvanich, Yoshihiko Kadoya

Pages Ib to XVb| Ageing in Place? The Community-Based Integrated Care System in Japan | Hiroko Costantini

Pages 207 to 226| Toward a community-based model for ageing in place in Japan | Camille Picard

Pages 227 to 244| China’s metropolises addressing the shortage of caregivers in nursing homes | Pengli Wang, Natacha Aveline

Pages 245 to 261| The Luxembourg model of home care for people in need of long-term care | Nicole Kerschen

Pages 263 to 277| A nursing home “beyond the walls”: A study on beneficiaries’ use | Louis Braverman, Sandrine Dufour-Kippelen, Béatrice Fermon

Pages 279 to 286| At home in a residential facility: Between dependence and independence, a testimony | Lisbeth Laferrère

Pages 287 to 304| Promoting ageing in place through flexible care options: The Dutch experience | Marianne Tenand, Arjen Hussem, Pieter Bakx

Pages Ic to XXIIc| Reflections on the implications of Equity Release to self-fund ageing in Britain | Sylvie Dubuc

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Pages 11 to 31| The excessiveness of the end of life | Frédéric Balard, Cherry Schrecker, Pierre Moulin

Pages 35 to 52| Announcing the death of the elderly | Marthe Nicolet, Michel Oris

Pages 53 to 65| The end of life or endless lives for elderly people in long-term care? | Véronique Lefebvre des Noëttes

Pages 67 to 83| Well-being dimensions at the end of life among the Indian peri-urban elderly | Moumita Das, Asmita Bhattacharyya

Pages 87 to 105| The end of life for the elderly: The blind spots of the law? | Camille Bourdaire-Mignot, Tatiana Gründler

Pages 107 to 115| The issues associated with the anticipation of the end of life among the elderly | Marie Petit, Clément Guineberteau, Frédéric Zorzi, Marie-Pierre Ombredane, Aude Pignon, Romain Pardenaud

Pages 117 to 129| The old man and death | Françoise Chastang, Hugo Lorenceau, Cécile Omnès, Jacques Védrinne, Michel Walter

Pages 133 to 142| The impact of euthanasia for depression in the “tired of living” debate | Aziliz Le Glaz, Michel Walter, Armelle Gentric, Véronique Griner-Abraham

Pages 143 to 155| Suicide: A form of “de-taking” in aging people? | Lauréna Toupet

Pages 157 to 170| Montaigne’s ambivalences on the end of life: A lesson that remains relevant today | Bertrand Quentin

Pages 175 to 190| Social support in dependent care configurations: The situations of primary caregivers in Quebec | Sarah Nogues, Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay

Pages 191 to 202| COVID-19 in EHPADs: What is the place of families? | Geneviève Chovrelat-Péchoux

Pages 203 to 221| An evaluation and prescription tool for the integration of gerontechnologies | Djamel Aissaoui, Javier Barcenilla

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Pages 9 to 28| The end of life, and hastening death in old age | Frédéric Balard, Pierre Moulin, Cherry Schrecker

Pages 31 to 45| End of life and old age: Double punishment or double opportunity? | Régis Aubry

Pages 47 to 62| The trajectories of elderly people who are “unnecessarily” hospitalized: Being a key player at the end of one’s life? | Hélène Trimaille, Florence Mathieu-Nicot, Cécile Cornet, Thomas Tannou, Aurélie Godard-Marceau, Élodie Cretin, Séverine Koeberle, Régis Aubry

Pages 63 to 75| Getting up for vigils: Holding on to grow old and die in monasteries and convents | Annick Anchisi, Laurent Amiotte-Suchet

Pages 77 to 97| Applying palliative sedation practices in a geriatric context following the French law of 2016 | Marion Broucke, Bernard Devalois

Pages 99 to 112| Palliative care and nursing homes | Yves-Antoine Leroy, Pamella Osouf, Bedra Zabalia

Pages 113 to 124| Assisted suicide in Switzerland from the perspective of déprise | Murielle Pott, Stefano Cavalli

Pages 125 to 138| Old age and the good death: Ethnography of the practice of euthanasia in Belgium | Chloé Vallée

Pages 139 to 153| The end of life and beyond | Magnus Broström, Eva Jeppsson-Grassman

Pages 155 to 170| Old enough to die: Age in assisted suicide in Switzerland | Alexandre Pillonel, Marc-Antoine Berthod, Dolores Angela Castelli Dransart

Pages 171 to 185| Feeding or dying: A new ethical dilemma in old age? | Nicolas Foureur, Véronique Fournier

Pages 187 to 204| The construction of suicide among the elderly as a public problem | Frédéric Balard, Ingrid Voléry, Élodie Fornezzo

Pages 205 to 220| Adopting a “collective” animal in a nursing home: The example of Jovi the cat | Isabelle Tournier, Marion David, Marie-Frédérique Vives

Pages 221 to 233| Combatting and supporting frailty among the elderly: The contribution of recent research | Georges Arbuz, Régis Gonthier

Pages 235 to 262| Resident–family–institution dialogue: Consent is key upon entering a nursing home | Ophélie Angel, Christine Bonardi, Cyril Drouot, Xavier Corveleyn

Pages 263 to 275| Support and respite platforms and sequential care, a “resource” center | Pascale Bailly, Nathalie Cortes

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Pages 9 to 14| Covid-19 and the elderly: Dangerous liaisons | Frédéric Balard, Aline Corvol

Pages 19 to 36| Social inequalities in old age | Roméo Fontaine, Sophie Pennec

Pages 39 to 55| A comprehensive analysis of a typology of the “aging actor” | Hélène Geurts, Marie-Claire Haelewyck

Pages 57 to 70| Becoming a retiree: The experience of activists from ATD Quart Monde | Caroline Desprès, Huguette Boissonnat-Pelsy, Chantal Sibué-Caigny

Pages 71 to 82| Aging and precarity: Inequalities in representations | Charlotte Doubovetzky

Pages 83 to 97| Advantages and disadvantages of autonomy for directly employed home helpers | Olivier Crasset

Pages 99 to 120| Age well, eat well? | Charlotte E. Dion, Séverine Gojard, Marie Plessz, Marie Zins

Pages 121 to 140| Out-of-pocket healthcare payments for dependent elderly people living at home | Anne Penneau, Sylvain Pichetti, Maude Espagnacq

Pages 141 to 159| Prospective age: A complementary approach to aging and its implications | Marie Vandresse

Pages 161 to 179| Care for carers in France: Territorial disparities in the supply of respite | Alexandra Garabige, Loïc Trabut

Pages 181 to 216| Departmental inequalities in access to “résidences autonomie” | Camille Devaux

Pages 217 to 231| The supply of suitable housing for the elderly and its impact on equalities in old age | Séverine Le Piolet

Pages 233 to 248| The intercommunal creation of territorial equity: Tensions and compromises | Marina Honta

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Pages 9 to 12| Tribute to Marie-Ève Joël

Pages 13 to 29| “The smallest thing, and it’s chaos”: A look at the condition of family caregiver | Arnaud Campéon, Blanche Le Bihan-Youinou, Isabelle Mallon, Isabelle Robineau-Fauchon

Pages 31 to 35| Family caregivers in France. From invisibility to inclusion in public policies? | Florence Leduc

Pages 37 to 54| Family caregiving and conjugality in old age: Motivations and stances | Isabelle Van Pevenage, Chloé Dauphinais, Didier Dupont, Valérie Bourgeois-Guérin

Pages 55 to 69| A spouse as before: Family care boundaries and the question of gender | Julie Thomas, Maks Banens

Pages 71 to 86| Receiving informal care in old age: Between solidarity and ambivalence | Barbara Masotti, Valérie Hugentobler

Pages 87 to 99| The parents of adults with intellectual disabilities: A commitment for life | Adeline Paignon, Séverine Laverrière, Séverine Lalive d’Épinay Raemy, Françoise Cinter

Pages 101 to 116| Caregivers in the representations of geriatric professionals: Clinical and relational issues | Jean-Marc Talpin

Pages 117 to 132| Aging in a couple: The role of the spousal caregiver and the take-up (or non-take-up) of professional support | Sylvie Renaut

Pages 133 to 145| The limitations of the communication log for care staff and relatives in home care services for the elderly | Marie-Christine Legout, Béatrice Cahour

Pages 147 to 170| Caregiving trajectories over time: Articulation, disarticulation, and re-articulation | Cécile Charlap, Vincent Caradec, Aline Chamahian, Veronika Kushtanina

Pages 171 to 189| Residents’ and families’ points of view on deprescription in nursing homes | Lucie Lechevalier Hurard, Damien Cateau, Olivier Bugnon, Anne Niquille Charrière, Rose-Anna Foley

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Pages 7 to 13| The old man and the land | Frédéric Balard, Aline Corvol

Pages 17 to 31| Elderly people’s mobility in a borough of Montreal: Frictions and moorings | Isabel Wiebe, Anne-Marie Séguin

Pages 33 to 45| Health and autonomy technologies and experiences of aging | Armelle Klein

Pages 47 to 59| Temporal dimensions of the perception of home care quality | Catherine Gucher, Denis Laforgue, Stéphane Alvarez

Pages 61 to 77| External memory aids and aging: More than just a tool to remember events and tasks | Amandine Porcher-Sala, Camille Beaurain, Marion Sinoquet

Pages 79 to 92| Mistreated elderly people: Their care needs and expectations | Isabelle Maillé, Sophie Éthier, Marie Beaulieu

Pages 97 to 120| An review of the evidence-based interventions to promote healthy aging | Béatrice Lamboy, Nadine Cotton, Emmanuelle Hamel, Dagmar Soleymani

Pages 121 to 134| For independence to make sense: From sheltered housing to independent housing | Delphine Dupré-Lévêque

Pages 135 to 153| Such is life... Never did I think it would happen to me. Experiences of institutionalization | Anne-Sophie Villain, Isabelle Donnio, Aude Villain, Dominique Somme

Pages 155 to 168| The sex lives of elderly people in nursing homes: What residents have to say about it | Alexandre Lambelet, Nicole Brzak, Maurice Avramito, Valérie Hugentobler

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Pages 9 to 20| Aging for people with disabilities. New and multi-faceted experiences | Muriel Delporte, Aline Chamahian

Pages 21 to 43| Aging people with disabilities: Recent changes | François Reynaud

Pages 45 to 60| Disability, ageing and old age. Literature review from France | Marie Schnitzler

Pages 61 to 75| Supporting people with intellectual disability facing Alzheimer’s disease | Muriel Delporte

Pages 77 to 84| Aging for disabled people with a Traumatic Brain Injury | Paul Loeuillet, Odile Kozlowski, Étienne Allart, Christine Moroni

Pages 85 to 99| The condition of elderly people with psychiatric disorders | Georges Jovelet, Pierre Charazac

Pages 101 to 115| Old age psychiatry: Autonomy, an issue for advanced practice nursing | Sita Gakou, Arnaud Torne Celer, Monique Ostermeyer, Jonathan Biglietto

Pages 117 to 132| Inclusive housing for the elderly or people with disabilities: Emergence of a public problem | Hugo Bertillot, Noémie Rapegno

Pages 133 to 147| Representations of disability in organizations for elderly people: Conditions and limitations on inclusion | Émilie Raymond, Mélanie Lantagne Lopez

Pages 149 to 164| Living spaces of aging members of a mutual support group (GEM) in a small town | Sara Painter

Pages 165 to 174| Aging with a physical disability in light of political issues: Feedback | Marcel Nuss

Pages 175 to 197| Aging and adapting: Learning to transform one’s home | Frédérique Trevidy, Marie Makdessi Peyronnie, Vanida Brunie, Daniela Toro-Arrocet, Guillaume Brugidou, Jacques Wolfrom, Rémi Gagnayre

Pages 199 to 211| “We will grow old together”: Trialing cross-sector cooperation | Françoise Liot, Sarah Montero

Pages 213 to 226| Psychological or individual empowerment and old age | Bénédict Vandendoren, Hélène Geurts, Marie-Claire Haelewyck

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