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20090915--> ID: Pass: Lost Password? / Register Now! --> 20090915--> --> The NI technologies for the collection and sharing of Neuro-related data are important for the brain understanding. These information include electrical resources, papers, experimental data, mathematical models, simulations, URLs, etc. Hence, it is necessary to develop a database system to integrate these disparate resources into a single base named XooNIps, which serves as the Base Platform for each research fields. 20090915--> Home News Forum 20090915--> Advanced Search--> Login XooNIps検索    全て タイトル & キーワード メタデータ Article      詳細検索 インデックスツリー open all close all Public 全て タイトル & キーワード メタデータ Article --> 詳細 閲覧数:1646 ID AN00181569-19970300-1009 アイテムタイプ Article このアイテムを表示する 画像 本文 AN00181569-19970300-1009.pdf Type : application/pdf Size : 952.5 KB Last updated : Nov 9, 2012 Downloads : 880 Total downloads since Feb 3, 2011 : 1158 タイトル AGEING AND SOCIAL WELFARE IN SINGAPORE 著者 Ryotaro KATSURA (Ryotaro katsura) 社会学部 版 Publisher 出版地 奈良 出版者 奈良大学 上位タイトル 奈良大学紀要 (Memoirs of the Nara University). Vol.25号, (1997. 03) ,p.163- 185 識別番号 ISSN 03892204 抄録 There are several reasons for choosing Singapore as the country for my　research.First of all. I wanted to know first hand, its nature of social organization which allows Singapore to achieve such an outstandingly high level of economic development and political stability in the midst of rapid social change. Secondly, compared to Japan which adopted a Western welfare philosophy. Singapore&＃039;s approach is different hence my interest in obtaining an accurate understanding of the essentials of Singapore&＃039; s welfare philosophy. Finally, I wanted to study in detail the government policies pertaining to family welfare and the ageing problem. In the first section of this article, I attempt to present data on the changes in the present family structure of this country. I wish also to touch briefly on the topic of social stratification. In the second section, I will try to account for how government welfare policy reacts to the change in family structure. This policy foresees family support on three levels: government, community and the family. An attempt will be made to deduce how these three levels tackle the problems of an ageing society. Section three introduces the home—based service provided by the Presbyterian Welfare Services (PWS). Case studies are also provided. I will examine how this service is suitable for Singapore. In the concluding section, I will make some personal observations and highlight some key issues that this research has brought out. 言語 eng 資源タイプ text ジャンル Departmental Bulletin Paper Index / Public / 奈良大学紀要 / 25号 関連アイテム