We are seeking curators for thematically-oriented book series. If you are interested in serving as a book series curator we encourage you to submit a proposal.

We will work with you to assist in soliciting titles, navigating the proposal process, and recommending peer reviewers once the manuscript is submitted. You could also create collections of papers drawn from The Journal of Aging and Social Change.

Both single and collective editorships are welcomed.

Common Ground Research Networks is seeking new book proposals for academic works. We welcome submissions from across national origins, experience levels, and disciplinary perspectives. Our publishing process is not driven by potential sales but by the quality of the work. Books on niche topics or specialized subject matters are welcome.

Your mother’s diet, your immune system and air pollution are among the many factors affecting how long you live and whether you develop Alzheimer’s or cancer. ERC researchers are unravelling the secrets of longevity, exploring ways of adding ‘life to years’ as well as ‘years to life’. (Hint: It helps to be a monk.)

Let’s start with the good news: most Europeans born today will live long lives – on average, 78 years for men and 83 years for women.

ESN presents the 2017 edition of the "year-in-review" publications.

> European Social Network's Annual Review 2017

In 2017, ESN published "Investing in later life: a toolkit for social services providing care for older people".

> Investing in later life: a toolkit for social services providing care for older people

We would like to draw your attention to the opportunity to submit an article to The Journal of Aging and Social Change for peer review and possible publication. We are now welcoming article submissions for current and future volumes of The Journal of Aging and Social Change. Those interested can submit using our new article submission form. We hope you will find our new submission process to be fast and informative.

When you publish in the journal, you will enjoy:

Für das Sammelband "Kulturgerontologie – Kulturalistische Perspektiven auf das Alter(n) im deutschsprachigen Raum“ ist das Institut für Soziologie der Universität Wien derzeit auf der Suche nach Beitägen.

Today is the formal deadline for receiving abstracts for the 19th International Conference on Integrated Care "A shared culture for change: Evaluating and implementing models of integrated people-centred services" taking place in San Sebastian from 1-3 April 2019.

Der Vortrag von Univ.-Prof. Dr. Adelheid Kuhlmey beschäftigte sich mit dem Altern der Menschen, den damit zusammenhängenden Gesundheitsentwicklungen und den Herausforderungen an die medizinische und pflegerische Versorgung.

Unter folgendem Link können Sie den Vortrag nachlesen:
> „Altern gestalten – Herausforderungen für die Gesundheitsversorgung der Zukunft“

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Adelheid Kuhlmey:

On behalf of the International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics – European Region we welcome you to Gothenburg and the 9th IAGG-ER congress to present and share findings, ideas and innovations on multidisciplinary perspectives of ageing and the life-course. The congress theme is ‘Towards Capability in Ageing – from cell to society‘. The theme emphasizes our ability to perform actions in order to reach valued goals within the macro, meso, and micro contexts.

Deadlines: