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From Sun Cities to The Villages : A history of active adult, age-restricted communities
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community, communauté, gated communities, retirement, retraite, maison de retraite, urbanité, cadre de vie, logement, États-Unis, United States, Trolander Judith Ann
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Judith Ann Trolander
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May 2011
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University Press of Florida
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368
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<div><b>Abstract from the publisher : </b></div> <br /> Youngtown, Arizona, opened in 1954 and was the first development community to have a minimum age requirement (then 65) and to ban underage children as permanent residents. Developer Del Webb unveiled Sun City six years later. Adjacent to Youngtown, it offered modest homes abutting a golf course. In the ensuing decades, active adult communities have proliferated, including Harold Schwartz’s "The Villages" in central Florida, today the nation’s single largest retirement community.<br /> <br /> For nearly sixty years, the success of these and similar communities have changed the image of retirees from frail, impoverished old people to energetic, well-off adults enjoying a resort-like lifestyle. While some experts predicted these communities would fail or undermine the obligations between generations, they are now firmly embedded as one possible extension of the American dream.<br /> <br /> Judith Ann Trolander has written the first book-length history of the "active adult" lifestyle. Examining the origins, development, failures, and challenges facing these communities as the baby boomer population continues to age, she offers a truly original defense of a sometimes controversial aspect of American life.<br /> <br /> <b>Judith Ann Trolander</b> is professor of history at the University of Minnesota, Duluth.</div> </div>
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Ouvrage
cadre de vie
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community
États-Unis
gated communities
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maison de retraite
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retraite
Trolander Judith Ann
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urbanité