Franz P, Vaskovics L
Z Gerontol. 1982 Sep-Oct;15(5):280-7.
The presented segregation analysis of the spatial segregation of the aged produces differentiated segregation data of eight large cities of the Federal Republic of Germany for the first time. The investigations confirms the hypothesis that people who are older than 65 are the mostly segregated age group of the population. There is a trend of a longitudinal rising of segregation between 1950 and 1970. The registered high concentration of old people of lower SES in renovation-needy town areas underlines an actual important problem of town-planning politics.
本文对老年人的空间隔离进行的隔离分析首次得出了德意志联邦共和国八个大城市的差异化隔离数据。调查证实了这样一个假设，即65岁以上的人群是人口中隔离程度最高的年龄组。在1950年至1970年期间存在隔离程度纵向上升的趋势。登记显示社会经济地位较低的老年人在需要翻新的城镇地区高度集中，这凸显了城镇规划政策中一个实际的重要问题。
