Routledge Ageing as a Migrant: Vulnerabilities, Agency & Policy

This interdisciplinary research volume examines the complex experiences of older migrants worldwide, addressing the growing need to understand this diverse population group. Published by Routledge as part of the Research in Ethnic and Migration Studies series, the book synthesises original empirical research on key themes including diversity among older migrants, social vulnerability, loneliness, and transnational care and support networks. Drawing on contemporary literature and evidence-based findings, the work develops a multi-level approach to studying how older migrants employ strategies to overcome vulnerability and maintain agency. Grounded in rigorous scholarship, this resource provides policy-relevant insights for practitioners, researchers, and policymakers working across anthropology, sociology, gerontology, and migration studies who seek to understand the intersecting challenges and resilience of older migrant populations.