Growing Old in an Adopted Land
Publications
By making our findings available to those working in this field, we can advance scholarly knowledge and its application and contribute to policy development. Academic publications are also peer-reviewed, which means that the research is evaluated by independent experts in the field, to ensure that what we publish is up to a high standard.
Szabó, Stephens, Alpass (2023). Social networks and social support of older immigrants in Aotearoa New Zealand
Dr Ágnes Szabó and her colleagues have published an article in the journal Ageing & Society on the social networks of older immigrants, the role of culture in the networks people develop and the social support these networks may provide.
Sieng, Szabó (2023). Exploring the place attachments of older migrants in Aotearoa: A life course history approach
Vanessa Sieng and Dr Ágnes Szabó have published an article in the journal Advances in Life Course Research on older migrants' attachment to places and how it changes throughout their life course.
Szabó, Sieng, Du, Allen, Yeung (2024). Measuring quality of life in older migrants: assessing the construct and convergent validity of the CASP-12 among older Chinese migrants
Dr Ágnes Szabó and colleagues have published an article in the Journal of Global Ageing on the validity and reliability of the of the CASP-12, an older adult-specific QOL scale, with a sample of older Chinese migrants in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Nguyá»…n, Young, Breheny, Szabó (2024). Online news coverage of migrants' grief at a distance during COVID-19: A qualitative framing analysis
Trâm Nguyá»…n, Dr Jess Young, Dr Mary Breheny and Dr Ágnes Szabó have published an article in the Death Studies journal on the representation of migrants' grief at a distance during the pandemic in online newspaper articles.
Szabó, Goodin (2024). Comparing the health status of immigrant and New Zealand-born older adults in Aotearoa New Zealand: The role of socioeconomic position
Dr Ágnes Szabó and Rachel E. Goodin have published an article in the Journal of Aging and Health on the health status of older migrants relative to their New Zealand-born peers.