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Mark Skinner is Associate Professor of Geography and Director, Trent Centre for Aging & Society, Trent University, Canada. Neil Hanlon is Associate Professor and Chair, Geography Program, University of Northern British Columbia, Canada.
'It's easy to ignore the many problems faced by older people in some of our remotest rural communities that are doubly disadvantaged by their weak economies. This book fills an important literature void by offering thoughtful examinations of the challenges faced by their older occupants and the leaders of their community settings. Particularly valuable as a commentary on the role played by voluntarism throughout the world and its unequal ability to compensate for the organized services available in these places.'- Professor Stephen Golant, Department of Geography, University of Florida Edited by Mark Skinner and Neil Hanlon, this book is a page-turner...Mark Skinner and Neil Hanlon have brought together an interesting and useful selection of work. The collection clearly articulates the issues that are facing ageing resource areas and effectively challenges simplistic notions that older people in resource areas are vulnerable - just because they are older. - Amanda Davies, Curtin University, New Zealand Geographical Society
The Culture of Narcissism
American Life in An Age of Diminishing...
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The Crisis of Culture
Identity Politics and the Empire...
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