Skill enhancement course · Sociology · Semester 1 · FY BA · 2 credits · 50 marks
Module 1: Introduction to ageing and gerontology
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Concepts: Ageing and gerontology
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Trends and patterns of ageing: Indian Scenario
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Dimensions of gerontology
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Careers in geriatric care
Module 2: Role of the State in elderly care
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Policies and programmes for aged people
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Role of civil society towards ageing (NGO’s)
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Role of media towards elderly
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National Policy on aged population
References
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Bagshaw, D., Wendt, S & Zannettino, L. (2009). Preventing the Abuse of Older People by their Family Members. Stakeholder Paper 7, Australian Domestic and Family Violence Clearing House.
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Chakraborti, D.R. ( 2004), ‘The Greying of India: Population ageing in the context of Asia’, New Delhi, Sage.
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Government of India, (2011). Situation Analysis of the elderly in India, Report June2011.
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Ingle G.K, Nath A., (2008). Geriatric Health in India: Concerns and solution, Indian Journal of community medicine. Oct; 33-(4).
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Karalay, G. (2022). Sociology of Ageing: A South Asia Perspective. New Delhi. Routledge.
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Kohli, F.D.,Westerhof,G.& Bond.J.,et al. (2007). Ageing in Society. London. Sage publications.
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Muttagi P.K. (1997).‘Ageing Issues and old age care: A global perspective’, New Delhi, Classical Publishing Company.
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Slattery, M.(2021). The New Sociology of Ageing. USA.Taylor and Francis.
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Siva R. S., Ageing in India in the 21st century: A research agenda. Report.
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Victor, C.R. (2013). Old Age in Modern Society: A Textbook of Social Gerontology. USA. Springer.
