An edition of A young generation under pressure
(2010)
A young generation under pressure
the financial situation and the "rush hour" of the cohorts 1970-1985 in a generational comparison
by Jörg Tremmel
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A young generation under pressure: the financial situation and the "rush hour" of the cohorts 1970-1985 in a generational comparison
2010, Springer
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The persistent pandemic of precariousness: young people at work / Lefteris Kretos
Comparing welfare regime changes: living standards and the unequal life chances of different birth cohorts / Louis Chauvel
How does globalization affect the life courses of young men and women in modern societies? / Hans-Peter Blossfeld and Melinda Mills
Traditional inequalities and new insecurities: long-term trends in the transition to the labor market in Germany / Steffen Hillmert
German bundestag survey on intergenerational justice in the labour market / Joerg Chet Tremmel and Patrick Wegner
On the way to life-domains balance: success factors and obstacles / Harald Lothaller
Shifting parenthood to advanced reproductive ages: trends, causes and consequences / Tomás̆ Sobotka
The "rush hour" of life: insecurities and strains in early life phases as a challenge for a life course-oriented, sustainable social policy / Ute Klammer
Age groups and generations: lines of conflict and potentials for integration / Martin Kohli
Who wants what from the welfare state? Socio-structural cleavages in distributional politics: evidence from Swiss referendum votes / Giuliano Bonoli and Silja Häusermann
Being less active and outnumbered? / Achim Goerres
The emergence of pensioners' parties in contemporary Europe / Seán Hanley.
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