Journal of Aging Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Aging Studies is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Home-making or home harms: Perceived and experienced tensions between domestic materiality and ageing86
Corrigendum to “Contradictions of hegemonic masculinity and the (hopeful) potential of old age and caring masculinity in Estonian society and in films A Friend of Mine (2011) and Tangerines (2013)” [J47
The trouble with vulnerability. Narrating ageing during the COVID-19 pandemic26
From older to younger generations: Intergenerational transmission of health-related roles in families with Huntington's disease19
Inessential objects: Cherished possessions in late life in Indian fiction18
Queer temporalities and the life course: Trans aging in Torrey Peters' Detransition, Baby (2021)18
Can robots lie? A posthumanist approach to robotic animals and deceptive practices in dementia care15
Priests aging well: The role of gerotranscendence and its relationships with perceived health status, and life satisfaction among Catholic priests15
Transing dementia: Rethinking compulsory biographical continuity through the theorization of cisism and cisnormativity15
Expanding the ethnographic toolkit: Using medical documents to include kinless older adults living with dementia in qualitative research14
The image of old age emerging from place personalization in older adults' dwellings14
The philosophy of collective memory in the novel “The Buried Giant” by Kazuo Ishiguro14
A qualitative study of older people living with HIV in Hong Kong: Resilience through downward comparison amidst limited social support14
Aging together-with: The growing older of humans, non-humans and more-than-humans. A commentary13
Revitalising sensualities of ageing with Parkinson's through dance13
The racial and cultural ecology of home and community-based services for diverse older adults13
“It's all about being a woman”: Intersections of multiple (dis)advantages experienced by older women in Tanzania12
Age enterprising: “Old” age on the make in Ghana12
Age is not just a number: Developing an integrative conceptual framework on age11
Community arts engagement supports perceptions of personal growth in older adults11
The complex nature of transportation as a key determinant of health in primary and community care restructuring initiatives in rural Canada11
Family member roles in long term care: Lessons for the future from COVID-1910
Age, subjectivity and the concept of subjective age: A critique10
Social engagement among older women in Singapore during the COVID-19 pandemic10
Care-ethical considerations of technology-care-assemblages10
Towards care-full co-design with older adults: A feminist posthuman praxis10
Everyday life and the new shapes of identities – The different meanings of ‘things that did not happen’ in the lives of Finnish older persons during the pandemic10
Ageing without senescence: A critical absence in social gerontology?10
The life course effects of socioeconomic status on later life loneliness: The role of gender and ethnicity10
Is ageism an oppression?10
“Better be dead than grow older:” A qualitative study on subjective aging among older Koreans9
Editorial Board9
On the limits of communication: The liminal positioning of older adults and processes of self-ageism and ageism.9
Doing digital exclusion – technology practices of older internet non-users9
Stories of home: Aging, intergenerational relations and dementia in Julia Martin's The Blackridge House: A memoir (2019)9
Editorial Board9
“Families are a resource, not the enemy”: Canadian family caregivers' experiences of COVID-19 pandemic visitor restrictions9
Communication officers in local authorities meeting social media: On the production of social media photos of older adults8
Hidden in plain sight: Women and gendered dementia dynamics in the Australian Aged Care Royal Commission8
Editorial Board8
Everything lost? On the interaction of queerness and dementia in Axel Ranisch's Dicke Mädchen (2011)8
“Seeing the day-to-day situation”: A grounded theory of how persons living with dementia and their family caregivers experience the hospital to home transition and beyond8
Editorial Board8
“Courage to cobble something new”: Women's queer and creative narratives of bisexuality and ageing7
Last love: The ‘double standard of ageing’ and women's experience of gender and sexuality at mid-life7
Regulating the disenfranchised: Reciprocity & resistance under the Mental Capacity Act7
Aging masculinities in Austria: Social realities and cultural representations7
Older adult Cubans moving to the Canary Islands (Spain): Migrants' strategies in later life7
“Old age scares me”: Exploring young adults' feelings about aging before and during COVID-197
“We're still alive, much to everyone's surprise”: The experience of trans older adults living with dementia in an ageist, cisgenderist, and cogniticist society7
Old-age lifestyles: Patterns of participation in leisure activities and their associations with different forms of capital6
Social death of older adults residing in nursing homes in Finland6
Spacetimematter of aging – The material temporalities of later life6
Literary mentorship on the art of living, aging and dying6
The crone and the hydra: Figuring temporal relations to aging code6
A conversational, small-story approach to narrative care for people with dementia living in care institutions: Strategies and challenges6
Digital life as a cabaret, old chum: A dramaturgical analysis of older digitalised home residents and their wider caring networks6
Virtual roundtable discussion of ‘Revisioning ageing futures: Feminist, queer, crip and decolonial visions of a good old age’6
Wedded to the land? Representations of rural ageing masculinities in Irish culture and society6
Influence of materiality in professional geriatric care: Conceptual, methodological and empirical insights6
Exploring experiential differences in everyday activities – A focused ethnographic study in the homes of people living with memory-led Alzheimer's disease and posterior cortical atrophy6
The timescapes of older adults living alone and receiving home care: An interview study6
Roald Dahl's eerie landlady: A macabre tale of aging6
Successful ageing and the spectre of the fourth age in the Netflix TV series Grace and Frankie6
A secret(ly) aging man who has no time to die: The spectre of aging in the James Bond franchise6
Is generativity Erikson’s answer to human ageing in the neoliberal world?5
Climate transition and climate adaptation: The experiences of older immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel5
Radio dramatization of aging in Harold Pinter's A Slight Ache5
The call-bell in residential care homes: Experiences of residents and staff5
A Bibliotherapeutic discourse on aging and masculinity in continuing care retirement communities5
Intersectional epistemic tensions associated with building knowledge with LGBTQ+ older adults of color5
Editorial Board5
The ethnographer, the research participants, and the meaningful others: Gray zones of relationality and the ethics of dementia care research5
Embodied experiences and existential reflections of the oldest old5
A qualitative exploration of the lives lived by Irish centenarians5
Dementia Friendly Communities: Micro-processes and practices observed locally in Queensland Australia5
Managing a positive impression: Self-presentation among octogenarians5
Healthy aging, self-care, and choice in India: Class-based engagements with globally circulating ideologies5
The role of objects in negotiations in convoys of care: Addressing fundamental concerns of informal caregivers5
On personhood in residential and long-term care centres5
Editorial for the special issue the growing older of humans, nonhumans, and more-than-humans5
Renovate my uterus: Aging queerly through performance art and karaoke5
Conceptualizing violence in nursing home policy: A citizenship perspective5
A critical gerontological framing analysis of persistent ageism in NZ online news media: Don't call us “elderly”!5
‘I am not who I was’: Old age and masculinity in Maximianus Etruscus' elegies5
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