The role of the elderly as providers and recipients of care

The Future of Families to 2030

Volumn 9789264168367, Issue , 2011, Pages 189-257

  Haberkern, Klaus ^a   Schmid, Tina ^a   Neuberger, Franz ^a   Grignon, Michel ^a  

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