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Public policies for an ageing population: the Japanese way to “remaining in the neighborhood” and the French approach to “remaining at home”

Camille Picard

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Ageing in place has been the priority for the population and the governments of both Japan and France. While the French policies mention the concept of “remaining at home”, the Japanese ones focus on “staying in the neighborhood you’re used to living in”. Comparing the two countries appears relevant but raises many questions, notably on a methodological stand point. While ageing in place seems a universal concept, the way its implemented can vary drastically. Hence, we asked ourselves to what extent can studying a foreign country help us understand our own? How are the public policies structured in both countries? Do the differences in the conception of aging in place influence public policies and to what extent?
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hal-03951090 , version 1 (22-01-2023)

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Camille Picard. Public policies for an ageing population: the Japanese way to “remaining in the neighborhood” and the French approach to “remaining at home”. INNOVCARE Webinar n°4, Jun 2022, Online, France. ⟨hal-03951090⟩
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