Respecting the social role of the elderly as a condition for counteracting their exclusion and discrimination

The task of the state is to conduct a senior policy that creates conditions for the activity of the elderly people; and allows the entire society to obtain as many fruits as possible of maturity, experience, wisdom, and, ultimately, the authority of the elderly.

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Central European Researchers Blog
Published
2025-04-15
DOI
https://doi.org/10.63189/nbmb3617
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Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends
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Respecting the social role of the elderly as a condition for counteracting their exclusion and discrimination

Przemysław Czarnek
Central European Researchers Blog
Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends
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Respecting the social role of the elderly as a condition for counteracting their exclusion and discrimination

Przemysław Czarnek
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Abstract

The task of the state is to conduct a senior policy that creates conditions for the activity of the elderly people; and allows the entire society to obtain as many fruits as possible of maturity, experience, wisdom, and, ultimately, the authority of the elderly.

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