NEW RESOURCE! International Journal on Ageing in Developing Countries

The International Institute on Ageing, United Nations – Malta (INIA) has released its 2016 International Journal on Ageing in Developing Countries.

The Journal focuses on those aspects relating to population ageing in developing countries, including biological, psychological, economic, social, political, medical, historical and spiritual dimensions. It includes five objectives namely:

drawing experts from various disciplines related to this ageing phenomenon, and provide an international, peer-reviewed platform for their work;
offering a voice to researchers in developing countries, enabling them to transmit their findings to a broad number of readers;
facilitating rapid, international dissemination of ground breaking work in the area, via pre-publication access;
reviewing books of gerontological and geriatric concern;
being an openly accessible forum to maximize readership and discussion, and hence, the journal’s ability to transmit work in the area to the stakeholders that need it most.

Access it here.

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The International Institute on Ageing, United Nations – Malta (INIA) has released its 2016 International Journal on Ageing in Developing Countries.

The Journal focuses on those aspects relating to population ageing in developing countries, including biological, psychological, economic, social, political, medical, historical and spiritual dimensions. It includes five objectives namely:

drawing experts from various disciplines related to this ageing phenomenon, and provide an international, peer-reviewed platform for their work;

offering a voice to researchers in developing countries, enabling them to transmit their findings to a broad number of readers;

facilitating rapid, international dissemination of ground breaking work in the area, via pre-publication access;

reviewing books of gerontological and geriatric concern;

being an openly accessible forum to maximize readership and discussion, and hence, the journal’s ability to transmit work in the area to the stakeholders that need it most.

Access it here.