WINTER 2006-07
Civic Engagement in Later Life

OUR GUEST EDITORS: Nancy Morrow-Howell and Marc Freedman Introduction Bringing Civic Engagement into Sharper Focus By Nancy Morrow-Howell and Marc Freedman The Effects of Civic Engagement on Current and Future Cohorts of Older Adults By James E. Hinterlong and Angela Williamson A History of Civic Engagement of Older People By W. Andrew Achenbaum Older People and Political Engagement: From Avid Voters to ‘Cooled-Out Marks’ By Robert H. Binstock Volunteering Among Current Cohorts of Older Adults and Baby Boomers By Philip A. Rozario Civic Service Across the Life Course By Nancy Morrow-Howell The Social-Purpose Encore Career: Baby Boomers, Civic Engagement, and the Next Stage of Work By Marc Freedman ‘Doing the Lord’s Work’: African American Elders’ Civic Engagement By Iris Carlton-LaNey Aging in a Public Space: The Roles and Functions of Civic Engagement By Robert B. Hudson Opportunities or Obligations? Civic Engagement and Older Adults By Marty Martinson Civic Engagement, Older Adults, and Inclusion By Amanda Moore McBride How Communities Can Promote Civic Engagement of People Age 50-Plus By Nancy Henkin and Jenny Zapf
		Expanding the Boundaries of Corporate Volunteerism: Tapping the Skills, Talent, and Energy of Retirees By Judith G. Gonyea and Bradley K. Googins Toward a Bold New Policy Agenda: Five Ideas to Advance Civic Engagement Opportunities for Older Americans By John S. Gomperts Civic Engagement and Lifelong Learning By Laura B. Wilson, Karen Harlow-Rosentraub, Tracey Manning, Sharon Simson, and Jack Steele Civic Engagement on the Agenda at the 2005 White House Conference on Aging By Greg O’Neill RespectAbility in America: Guiding Principles for Civic Engagement Among Adults 55-Plus By Thomas Endres and Carolyn A. Holmes Promoting Purposeful Lives for Greater Good: Civic Engagement Programs of Aging Organizations By Patrick Cullinane Contents of Volume 30 Index to Authors of Volume 30

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