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• TITLE: Informal Care Regimes: The Case of Rural Greece

  AUTHORS: Ekaterini Ntaflou

  KEYWORDS: Elderly, Disabled, Regimes, Reinforcement, Local Community, Informal Care Regimes

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.9 No.1, January 26, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Society’s gradual ageing has significantly affected the need for improvement of the care services for the elderly and the people with disabilities. This study aims to understand mechanisms of informal provision of services, the facilitators, and barriers for such practices on this adaptive mechanism in rural areas in Greece. The baseline of this article is a field study that was conducted in villages of two remote municipalities of Greece. The article comparatively analyses in the place of residence differences as a factor of conformation of a unique care and support regime that is offered to the elderly and disabled people. The article identifies regional patterns and explores implications for resident’s ability to access social welfare and the health market. The article contributes by incorporating the special characteristics of place of residence in the analysis of informal welfare regimes.