In Gerontocracy: Power, Wisdom, and Social Change, the author delves into the fascinating world of gerontocracy, exploring its definition, historical examples, and evolution in modern times. Through a comprehensive study combining literature review, case studies, and interviews, this book investigates the impact of gerontocracy on decision-making, analyzes the relationship between age and authority, and assesses the effects of gerontocracy on society. With its implications for policy and governance, insights into ageism, and examination of the benefits and challenges of gerontocracy, this book offers a thought-provoking exploration of a complex social phenomenon.
