Abstract
국문초록
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Literature Review
1. The Super-Aged Society and the Crisis of Regional Extinction
2. Transitions and Limitations of Market-Oriented Elderly Employment Policies
3. Community-Based Industries and the Social Economy
4. Domestic and International Cases of Elderly Employment Operations
5. Literature Review and Research Differentiation
Ⅲ. Research Method
1. Research Overview and Methodology
2. General Characteristics of Respondents
3. Participation Status in Market-Oriented Elderly Employment
4. Analysis of Community Participation and Policy Perception
5. Policy Implications of Research Findings
Ⅳ. Community-Based Senior Employment Model
1. Regional Characteristics and Model Design Direction
2. Types of Community-Based Industry Models
3. Public-Private Partnership-Based Operational Structure
4. Digital Linkage and Direction of Education and Training
Ⅴ. Policy Implications
1. Direction for Establishing Public-Private Partnership Networks
2. Strategies for Expanding Regional Service-Based Jobs
3. Strategies for Linking Community Business and the Social Economy
4. Strategies for Expanding Digital-Based Local Services
Ⅵ. Conclusion
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