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How Generations and Gender Shape Demographic Change: Towards Policies Based on Better Knowledge
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The book focuses on the interplay between generational dynamics, gender roles, and demographic changes, as explored during a 2008 conference in Geneva. It presents keynote papers and discussions highlighting the disparity between reproductive desires and actual family formation in Europe, alongside the challenges posed by an aging population. Key questions addressed include the role of public policy in supporting family formation and balancing work-life commitments. The volume aims to stimulate broader discussions on these critical societal issues.
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How Generations and Gender Shape Demographic Change: Towards Policies Based on Better Knowledge, United Nations
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- Title
- How Generations and Gender Shape Demographic Change: Towards Policies Based on Better Knowledge
- Language
- English
- Authors
- United Nations
- Publisher
- United Nations
- Released
- 2009
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 180
- ISBN13
- 9789211170047
- Category
- Social sciences
- Description
- The book focuses on the interplay between generational dynamics, gender roles, and demographic changes, as explored during a 2008 conference in Geneva. It presents keynote papers and discussions highlighting the disparity between reproductive desires and actual family formation in Europe, alongside the challenges posed by an aging population. Key questions addressed include the role of public policy in supporting family formation and balancing work-life commitments. The volume aims to stimulate broader discussions on these critical societal issues.