01361nam a22001457a 4500999001900000008004100019100004500060245010300105260003200208300003300240520079500273773003201068942000701100952010801107  c533175d533175260428b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aPatel, Shivangi and  Mishra, Paro960292  aStratified ageing: A critical analysis of market-based care institutions for older adults in INDIA  aEconomic & Political Weekly  a61(9), Feb 28, 2026: p.67-72  aMarket-based care institutions for older adults reconfigure care as a commodity and facilitate a broader shift from embedded familial modes of ageing to more individuated and corporatised forms of ageing in place. These institutions are better understood as infrastructures of care that operate through an assemblage of material, organisational, and relational systems. In the process, they script newer formulations of what constitute legitimate and desirable ageing and how care for older adults is imagined, enacted and evaluated. Crucially, these infrastructures of care produce an uneven distribution of care, autonomy and security in later life, giving rise to stratified ageing.-Reproduced 

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