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The University of the Third Age and Active Ageing European and Asian-Pacific Perspectives
The study of aging is continuing to increase rapidly across multiple disciplines. This
wide-ranging series on International Perspectives on Aging provides readers with
much-needed comprehensive texts and critical perspectives on the latest research,
policy, and practical developments. Both aging and globalization have become a
reality of our times, yet a systematic effort of a global magnitude to address aging is
yet to be seen. The series bridges the gaps in the literature and provides cutting-edge
debate on new and traditional areas of comparative aging, all from an international
perspective. More specifically, this book series on International Perspectives on
Aging puts the spotlight on international and comparative studies of aging.
More information about this series at http://www.springer.com/series/8818