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The rediscovery of the elderly

  • The Politics Of Aging
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  • Binstock, Robert and Lohman, Roger. “Identity and Power: The Case of the Aged.”The Gerontologist 12, (Autumn 1972): 265–80.

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  1. Wayne State University, USA

    Dale Vinyard (professor of political science)

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He is the author of two books on American political institutions and numerous articles in scholarly and professional journals. Currently, he is working on a book length study of public policy and the aged.

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Vinyard, D. The rediscovery of the elderly. Soc 15, 24–29 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02701611

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