Old age and urban poverty in the developing world: the shanty towns of Buenos Aires

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Begins with a detailed analysis of elderly economic welfare in all regions of the developing world, identifying several key issues, including relationships between the public and private sector in social security system, the impact of social modernization on elderly welfare, and the potential role of new social movements and non-governmental organizations.

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