Routledge Ageing as a Migrant - Research in Ethnic Studies

As the global population of older migrants continues to rise, understanding their unique needs becomes essential for researchers and policymakers. Ageing as a Migrant: Vulnerabilities, Agency and Policy Implications offers a comprehensive look at this diverse group through an interdisciplinary lens. This book moves beyond simple generalizations to examine the specific strategies older migrants use to manage vulnerability and maintain agency. By combining original research with a review of current literature, the text covers vital topics such as social vulnerability, loneliness, and the role of transnational care and support networks. It provides a multi-level approach to studying how these individuals navigate aging in new environments. This volume is a significant resource for those studying ethnic and migration studies, sociology, and anthropology, offering empirical findings that help address the challenges faced by an aging migrant population worldwide.