The Gerontologist· 2014Q1· Review
Active and Successful Aging: A European Policy Perspective
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European policy has increasingly adopted 'active aging' as a response to population aging, presenting a more holistic, life-course approach than 'successful aging'. However, its practical implementation has often been narrowly focused on extending working life and has overlooked gender differences.
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