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Eric R. Kingson and Jennifer Hicks |
The Economic Crisis: How Fare Older Americans?
By Jennifer Hicks and Eric R. Kingson |
A Silver Lining to the Economic Crisis: The Case for Improving Social Security and Medicare
By Nancy Altman |
The Two-Legged Stool: The Reconfiguration of Risk in Retirement Income Security
By Pamela Herd |
Encore Careers and the Economic Crisis
By David Bank |
Changing Work, Retirement and Housing Patterns
By Jon Pynoos and Phoebe Liebig |
Meeting the Needs of Economically Disadvantaged Older Adults: A Holistic Approach to Economic Casework
By James Firman, Sandra Nathan, and Ramsey Alwin |
The Moral Economy of Retirement
By Harry R. Moody |
Foundation Giving and the Nonprofit Sector: Turning the Economic Downturn into Opportunity
By Debra Sheets, Michael Marcus, and John Migliaccio |
Intensifying Individual, Family, and Caregiver Stress: Health and Social Effects of Economic Crisis
By Noreen Shugrue and Julie Robison |
Time for an All-Generations Approach to Public Policy
By John M. Cornman, Eric R. Kingson, and Donna M. Butts |
The Aging Network in Today's Economy
By Mike Burgess and Robert Applebaum |
Remembering the Architects of the U.S. Social Security System:
A Dream Sustained 1935–2009
By Alice Hoffman |
Is the Economic Crisis Driving Wedges Between Young and Old? Rich and Poor?
By Andrea Louise Campbell |
A Boomer at Risk: A Tale in Personal, Cohort and Historical Perspective
By W. Andrew Achenbaum |
Perspective from Another Time of Economic Turmoil: Interview with a ‘Child of the Depression’
By Jennifer Hicks |
Challenge and Resilience in Old Age
By Erlene Rosowsky |
The Economic Meltdown and Old-Age Politics
By Larry Polivka and Carroll L. Estes |
Sustainability and Integenerational Solidarity
By Andrew L. Yarrow |