Utilising a life course perspective to explain women over 55 being the fastest growing group of homeless people in Australia

Nicole Cullinan
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Nicole Cullinan: The University of Melbourne

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2021, vol. 5, issue 2, 334-338

Abstract: This paper analyses that homeless women over the age of 55 are a product of a modern institutionalised life that is highly segmented and individualised. Life course theory forms the foundation of discussion for exploring understanding of this phenomenon. This paper acknowledges that life always takes place within a bounded agency that is subject to the social conditions of that time

Date: 2021
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