Age integration in Europe: increasing or decreasing?

Guillemard looks at the way in which European societies deal with the issue of age integration: How they distribute work and nonwork across age strata and across the life course. She believes that European societies are being schizophrenic regarding age integration--they are developing contradictory...

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Published in:The Gerontologist 2000-06, Vol.40 (3), p.301-302
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Public Policy
Social integration
Social Welfare - trends
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Humans
Intergenerational Relations
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Public Policy
Social integration
Social Welfare - trends
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