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Long-term care policies and social representations of dependency in ageing societies
Population ageing raises important questions about how dependency and loss of autonomy among older adults are understood and addressed in public policy. While long-term care policies are often analysed through institutional arrangements and welfare-state configurations, less attention has been paid
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