In 1990, in the last review of geographical questions in gerontology, Wames (1990a: 48) concluded that ’Whatever the intrinsic merits of geographical studies of ageing and the circumstances of elderly people, they have had only a moderate impact on human geography and academic gerontology’. Four years on, while social gerontology in both the
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