Part1: Introduction
1. Exploring the Phenomenology of Ageing and Urban Planning Matthias Drilling, Hind Al-Shoubaki, Pamela Suero, Fabian Neuhaus
Part2: Global Perspectives on Ageing and Place
2. Planning for Age-Friendly Cities and Communities in East Asia: The Oriental Paradigm. A recipe for disaster? Tzuyuan Stessa Chao, Yi Sun & Tzuhan Hung
3. The consequences of planned sprawl for the non-urban ageing population; the case of Belgium Pascal De Decker
4. Comprehensive Community Care in Japan Yoshihiko Baba & Chika Ooyama
5. Ageing and Ambient Assisted Living: New Landscapes of Dwelling Santiago Quesada-García
6.Settlement Planning in Russian Policy and Practice: is Ageing in the Focus? Elena Golubeva & Anastasia Emelyanova
7. Ageing and Urbanisation in Zambia: The need for “age-friendly cities and communities” Freed Moonga
8. Ageing in Place with Chinese Characteristics: A Case Study of Wangnong Shequ in Ningbo City Gequn Feng & Liqiong Yu
9. Ageing and Gender: An Intersectional lens for inclusive city building practices in the Global North and Global South Jenna Dutton, Mrudhula Koshy & Chiara Tomaselli
Part3: Materialization of Aging in Place and Planning
10. Materialisation of Aging in Place and Planning Thaís Debli Libardoni & Matthias Drilling
Part4: Ageing, Planning and the City
11. Urban change in Ageing Societies Around the World: What have we learned Pamela Suero & Hind Al-Shoubaki
12. Ageing in a Transforming City: The Challenges and Opportunities for Urban Planning Matthias Drilling, Pamela Suero, Hind Al-Shoubaki, Fabian Neuhaus