Calls for climate justice abound as evidence accumulates of the growing social and environmental injustices aggravated or driven by change. There is now a considerable diverse literature on procedural, distributional intergenerational dimensions, including questions recognition in justice. Yet its meaning, scope practical implications are still contested. Importantly, broader landscape within w...

Although Social Cure research shows the importance of family identification in one's ability to cope with stress, there remains little understanding responses human rights violations. This is first study explore role identity collective experience such violations: meanings ascribed suffering, coping strategies, and family-based understandings justice. Semi-structured interviews (N = 27) Albania...

I develop a new method to estimate intergenerational mobility (IM) in educational attainment on U.S. census data spanning 19402000. I measure IM directly for children still living with parents at ages 26-29, and indirectly for other children using an imputation procedure that I validate in multiple datasets spanning the full sample period. Educational IM increased significantly 1940-1970 and de...

Contrary to traditional biological arguments, the differential susceptibility model suggests genotype may moderate rather than mediate parent-child economic similarity. Using family fixed effects models of Add Health sibling data, I investigate the relationship between an index of sensitive genotypes and intergenerational mobility. Full, same sex sibling comparisons hold constant parental chara...

Memorial museums are frequently established within transitional justice projects intended to reckon with recent political violence. They play an important role in enabling young people understand and remember a period of human rights abuses which they have no direct experience. This paper examines the impact memorial museum Romania interprets communist (1947–1989). It uses focus groups 61 adult...

We use newly-available census microdata from IPUMS-International to assess trends in intergenerational coresidence in 15 developing countries. Contrary to expectations, we find no general decline in intergenerational coresidence over the past several decades. There have been, however, significant changes in the configuration of intergenerational coresidence. Families in which the older generati...

Intergenerational kinship and multigenerational families (three or more generations) have been a source of strength for African Americans. This article presents a culturally responsive intergenerational practice model for working with African American families that draws on this legacy. The model looks at intergenerational kinship and multigenerational families through an Afrocentric, intergene...

Across four experiments, we examine how the experience of power affects intergenerational decisionmaking. We argue, and empirically demonstrate, that the experience of power enhances intergenerational beneficence. This effect emerges because the experience of power in intergenerational dilemmas prompts a sense of social responsibility among powerholders. In particular, the experience of power i...