The politics of elder abuse
What is the catalyst that triggers an issue to rise up the political agenda and into our public consciousness? Here, Claudine McCreadie tells of how our politicians dealt with the issue of elder abuse causing it to become a focal point for charities to lobby on and attract media coverage, thereby fo...
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| description | What is the catalyst that triggers an issue to rise up the political agenda and into our public consciousness? Here, Claudine McCreadie tells of how our politicians dealt with the issue of elder abuse causing it to become a focal point for charities to lobby on and attract media coverage, thereby forcing it into the wider domain. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT] |
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