ARTICLES:

The interfluence of world gerontology: the moral application of scientific knowledge

J Kaplan
Gerontologist 1975 15: 194.  

Guest editorial: Why an international association of gerontology?

NW Shock
Gerontologist 1975 15: 195.  

Aging and longevity: new approaches and new perspectives

ZA Medvedev
Gerontologist 1975 15: 196-201.  

Recreation for the elderly: activity participation at a senior citizen center

CH Pierce
Gerontologist 1975 15: 202-205.  

Migration, relocation, and intergenerational relations: Jews of Quito, Ecuador

BG Simos and M Kohls
Gerontologist 1975 15: 206-211.  

Gerontology, a relatively new area of social science in France

AM Guillemard
Gerontologist 1975 15: 212-218.  

Social gerontology in England, Scotland, and Wales: a review of recent and current research

PG Coleman
Gerontologist 1975 15: 219-229.  

Old age in Hong Kong

C Ikels
Gerontologist 1975 15: 230-235.  

Prospects for the reorganization of work

D Wedderburn
Gerontologist 1975 15: 236-241.  

Planning for the elderly in Japan

M Broberg, DE Melching, and D Maeda
Gerontologist 1975 15: 242-247.  

Conference on the Potential for Japanese-American Cross-National Research on Aging

A Lipman
Gerontologist 1975 15: 248-253.  

Growth of old people's clubs in Japan

D Maeda
Gerontologist 1975 15: 254-256.  

Social gerontology in The Netherlands: a review of recent and current research

PG Coleman
Gerontologist 1975 15: 257-263.  

Health and self-perception: a systems theoretical approach

L Tornstam
Gerontologist 1975 15: 264-270.  

Mandarin-speaking aged Chineses in the Los Angeles area

FY Wu
Gerontologist 1975 15: 271-275.  

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