American Journal of Sociology · 1961 · 13 citations · 0 references
EducationSocial PolicyAgingGeriatricsGerontologyIsraeli StudiesLate AdulthoodLater AdulthoodLife Course AgingSocial GerontologySuccessful AgingAge StudiesAge TransitionAging SocietiesElderly PopulationOld Age TransitionsOlder Adult PopulationSafeguards
In spite of the many safeguards and advantages, growing old is by no means a smooth process in the collectives of Israel. On the personal level it is experienced as a difficult, sad, and painful process of reorientation, with severe intergenerational tension, not to be overcome without carefully planned institutional reorganization.