Die Grundlagen des Handelns: Sinn, Normen, Werte

“…They belong to the group to have been first affected by individualization and to have benefited from the early stages of the expansion of education opportunities (cf. inter alia, beCK 1986;inglehart 1998;noelle-neumann and Piel 1983;SChäferS 1995). This has had a sustained effect most notably on women of this age group since they are not only considerably better educated compared to their mothers, but also because these women, due to own employment, will have greater financial resources at their disposal in retirement than today's female retirees.…”

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Persistence preferred – on future residential (im)mobility among the generation 50plus

Kramer¹,

Pfaffenbach²

2009

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So far, little is known about the lifestyles of the future elderly generation and what expectations those seniors might have regarding residence and living arrangements. Previous work on demographic change in Germany in general and in a number of major German cities mostly has focused on changes in the size of cohorts. In current academic debate on the residential mobility of the elderly, two opposing processes are addressed: either it is assumed that in terms of lifestyle and choice of residence the future elderly will display the same behaviour as current senior citizens and leave the central cities after retirement for the suburban regions or a fundamental reversal of trend is

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Stegbauer¹

2001

Grenzen Virtueller Gemeinschaft

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