Micro-migration: Global domestic intergenerational cultural conflict

Population Aging, Elderly Migration and Education Spending: Intergenerational Conflict Revisited

Population Aging, Elderly Migration and Education Spending: Intergenerational Conflict Revisited Elderly have been increasingly targeted as a group to enhance economic development and the tax base in communities. While recent literature on elderly migration tends to focus on how elderly migration patterns are influenced by state fiscal variables, the reverse effect from elderly population on fi...

Intergenerational Solid aity and Conflict

Judging from certain mass media two representations of intergenerational relations between adult children and parents seem to emerge: They are either in a state of permanent unsolvable conflict, or they have as little contacts as possible. The cover of an issue of the German magazine "spiegel-Special" on generations is a good example of the first assumption. "Generations in Conflict" appears in...

From compassionate ageism to intergenerational conflict?

During the 50 years in which The Gerontologist has been publishing, the politics of aging in the United States has undergone distinct changes. The political behavior of older individuals has remained largely the same even though different birth cohorts have succeeded each other in populating the ranks of older people. But the politics of policies on aging-the organized interest and advocacy gro...

An Intergenerational Model of Domestic Violence

Comments Welcome * I am grateful to the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation for financial support, to Marla Lieberman for interesting and useful conversations, to Helen Tauchen for insightful comments, and especially to Shelly Lundberg for suggestions that have shaped and reshaped this paper. Of course I retain responsibility for the v...

Law and Cultural Conflict