Ageing in China and the UK - A Policy and Research Exchange

20/05/2009

Leading researchers from China and the UK explored the challenges of population ageing from their different policy and developmental perspectives.

The specific objectives of the workshop are:

• To exchange information on the impact of population ageing and its policy consequences.
• To identify similarities and differences in policy strategies.
• To compare approaches to policy-related research on ageing in the two countries.
• To explore the potential for cross-national research collaborations and policy exchanges.
• To agree key research priorities.

• Tony Maltby, Social Cohesion and Integration (pdf, 165.7 KB)
• Carol Walker, Health and Social Care Thematic Group (pdf, 306.3 KB)
• Chris Phillipson, Migration, Urbanization and Inequality (pdf, 164.2 KB)
• James Banks, Inequalities Across the Life Course (pdf, 147.5 KB)
• Emily Grundy, Families and Households of Older People: Now and in the Future (pdf, 143.4 KB)
• Yan Qingchun, Social Development Strategy of China - Take Proactive Measures to Meet the Challenge of Population Ageing (pdf, 873.2 KB)
• Zhang Kaiti, The Status of Care and Service for the Elderly in Urban China (pdf, 326.5 KB)
• Li Xiang, The Ageing Health and Health Care in China (pdf, 1.2 MB)
• Zhang Yi, Migrants and their Pension, A Comparison between China and the UK (pdf, 339.2 KB)
• Wang Guangzhou, Research of the Health and Care of the Rural Aged of Shandong Chinese (pdf, 524.9 KB)
• Lu Jiehua, An Empirical Analysis of Desired Living Arrangements and their Determinants for the Elderly among Chinese Metropolitan Areas (pdf, 657.9 KB)
• Li Jun, A Possible Reason for the Slowdown of the World Economic Growth: Aging Population (pdf, 648.8 KB)
• Lei Xiaoyan, Social Interactions of Chinese Elderly: Evidence from CHARLS (pdf, 513.4 KB)
• Alfred Chan, Social Care for the Older Persons in Hong Kong (pdf, 6.4 MB)