The ageing population has led to increasing concerns about pensions and their future
sustainability. Much of the dominant policy discourse around ageing and pension provision over …

Increasing longevity in Europe should be a cause for celebration. However, demographic
ageing creates challenges. Over the last 10 years the leading policy response to these …

Over the past two decades, “active aging” has emerged in Europe as the foremost policy
response to the challenges of population aging. This article examines the concept of active …

There has been much concern about people not saving enough for retirement in the UK and
how to encourage further saving. This has led to pension policy developments, including …

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There has been considerable concern about levels of pension saving especially given
increases in longevity and rising pension deficits. In particular, the prospects of many future …

This article employs a political economy approach to assess the changing nature of women’s
pension provision. Initially it provides an overview of the current context showing that many …

“Active ageing” has become the leading scientific and policy conceptualization of a later life
over the past two decades in the European Union (EU). It has been used as a key strategy …

There is continuing concern about the paucity of social science graduates who have the
quantitative skills required by academia and industry. Not only do students often lack the …

Although population changes in European countries have not been uniform, in general falling
death rates across the European Union (EU) during the last century have led to increased …