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Work, Aging and Retirement Table of Contents for 1 April 2017

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Posted 04-06-2017 10:52

Apologies for cross-posting.

See below the most recent table of contents from Work, Aging and Retirement, a special issue on generations, age, and work.

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Volume 3 Issue 2

1 April 2017

In This Special Issue: Generations, Age, and the Space Between

Special Issue Editorial

Generations, Age, and the Space Between: Introduction to the Special Issue

David P. Costanza; Lisa M. Finkelstein

Review Article

Considering Generations From a Lifespan Developmental Perspective

Cort W. Rudolph; Hannes Zacher

Articles

Fuzzy But Useful Constructs: Making Sense of the Differences Between Generations

Stacy M. Campbell; Jean M. Twenge; W. Keith Campbell

The Evidence Base for Generational Differences: Where Do We Go from Here?

Emma Parry; Peter Urwin

A Review of Analytical Methods Used to Study Generational Differences: Strengths and Limitations

David P. Costanza; Jessica Badger Darrow; Allison B. Yost; Jamie B. Severt

Understanding and Managing Intergenerational Conflict: An Examination of Influences and Strategies

Michael J. Urick; Elaine C. Hollensbe; Suzanne S. Masterson; Sean T. Lyons

Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation: The Impact of Applicant Age and Generation on Hiring-Related Perceptions and Outcomes

Elissa L. Perry; Frank D. Golom; Lauren Catenacci; Megan E. Ingraham; Emily M. Covais ...

The Effects of Stereotype Activation on Generational Differences

Kevin J. Eschleman; Michael King; David Mast; Rebecca Ornellas ; Darryl Hunter

A Qualitative Exploration of Generational Identity: Making Sense of Young and Old in the Context of Today's Workplace

Sean T. Lyons ; Linda Schweitzer

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