Anil bagchi (6 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. In English.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Prologue. Introduction. I. The ageing of individuals and the greying of the population 1. Eat less and live well. 2. Where have the children gone. 3. Knowledge growth and greying. 4. The aged in the greying world. II. Grey dynamics 5. The compulsions of the twenty first century. 6. Living with strangers. 7. The age divide. 8. Changing workplace changing life. 9. Europe faces the greying world. 10. Young India faces the ageing world. III. Living a long life in the greying world 11. Beginning the journey into the unknown. 12. Effective living. 13. Remaining differentiated. 14. Death. Conclusion. Notes and references. Index. It is now common knowledge that the world is greying. The elderly are increasing in number and the birthrate is declining. The trend is universal but not all nations are greying at the same time or at the same pace. This unequal greying is setting in motion a new social dynamic identified by Dr Bagchi as grey dynamics. Slender families the breakdown of marriages children with no siblings or cousins and vanishing multi generational homes are all symptoms of the future grey world. The Ageing World is an exploration of this complex new world ahead. In this fast changing world the long living individuals will have to live effectively and this effective living will become a social compulsion. The shrinking workforce won't have the strength to carry the burden of the elderly population one and a half billion by mid century. The overall effect of the new demography will depend on what people make of their later life. This volume is an exploration of the burgeoning new world we all will face. Globalisation already a reality will be hastened by the new element of unequal greying. This complex social process of change will be further complexified by the existing inequalities of wealth and knowledge distribution. The Ageing World looks at life as an assertion of the human spirit in tune with the aphorism of Erwin Schrodinger the nobel laureate physicist who defined life as a fight against degeneration. 346 pp.…

Zustand: New. In English.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The world is full of disparities where graying appears as a new social element. The demographic change, along with the differences in wealth and knowledge will greatly influence the future. Globalization will be faster and the knowledge network stronger. The slender family and the empty home will see growth of new human emotions, which will break away from the confines of biological compulsions. Remaining in touch with the planetary network will be the way of the future man. Working for the network will be his purpose of life. The Aging World is an exploration of the developing challenge. The future will not happen, it will have to be created in the close world. The billion strong elderly will have to join the mainstream economy, as the age-integrated society will not afford their leisure. Prof. Ranjit Kumar Chandra, the noted immunologist writes: Humans are complex organisms; their evolution is a result of complex interactions of genes and environment. Bagchi has attempted the almost impossible task of looking at the interplay of history, demography, macroeconomics and sociology and its impact on the aging of world populations. His analyses appear convincing. It will be interesting to watch how his predictions will unfold in reality.…

Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThe world is full of disparities where graying appears as a new social element. The demographic change, along with the differences in wealth and knowledge will greatly influence the future. Globalization will be faster and the kno.