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This final chapter interprets more broadly the social forces which structure experiences of ageing. Our concern for older people today is widened by emphasising a further dimension of change: each new cohort of older people face very different social and economic climates in mid-life as well as in old age. Individual actions are bound up in complex interplays with social trends: individuals and their families actively create as well as passively erspond to social change and ageing. Ageing is inextricably bound up with gender, family, and class realtions.
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