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An International Study of the role of Grandparents in Family Life

Funded by: The Gulbenkian Foundation
£199, 936
April 2011 to March 2012
Principal Investigator: Dr Karen Glaser
Co-Applicants: Dr Debora Price, Professor Anthea Tinker

• Institute of Gerontology
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    • Adult survivors of childhood liver transplant
    • Grandparents in Family Life
    • New Ageing Populations
    • ADHD and ASD
    • Impact of trigger events on inequality and resiliance in later life
    • Fires and Falls
    • Life course influences in inequality and poverty in old age
    • OIA review
    • Work histories and poverty in old age
    • Abuse and Neglect
    • The Work of the Family Bar: The week-at -a -glance survey
    • Atlantic Philanthropies
    • Behind Closed Doors
    • Improving services to stroke patients
    • Linking Health Survey England and UK Elder Abuse Data
    • Abuse, Neglect and Loss of Dignity in the Institutional Care of Older People
    • Spirituality & Successful Ageing
    • Pensioner poverty
    • First UK Elder Abuse Prevalence Study
    • Disruptions in family and work life: Implications in Later Life
    • Sheltered housing and residential care homes
    • Location based services for people with mobility problems
    • Boomers and Beyond: Mature imagination and intergenerational consumption in midlife
    • The role of advocacy for older people resident in care homes
    • University Research Ethics Committees
    • Family, Work and Quality of Life: Changing Economic and Social Roles (ESRC 2002)
    • Age Friendly Cities Initiative
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    • OIAreport
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