PROGRAMME
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Plenary |
9.00 - Welcome and opening remarks 9.15 - Keynote speaker presentation: Inequalities in later life health and well-being: socio-economic and socio-demographic dimensions by Emily Grundy |
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10.15 – 10.30 |
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Sessions A |
10.30 – 12.40 Chair: Carlos Farinha |
10.30 – 12.40 Chair: Isabel Mendes |
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Work ability of persons in the older groups of productive age |
Izabela Grabowska |
The oldest old in the US by gender and poverty status in 2000 |
Sally Bould (USA) |
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How late in life will the baby boomers continue to work? |
Stewart Neufeld |
The economic status of elderly people in Lithuania |
Daiva Skuciene |
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Older workers in High Performance Work Organization: evidence from Europe |
Claudia Villosio |
Understanding social exclusion in older age |
Elizabeth Becker |
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Spousal impact on labor force behaviour: new evidence for older married couples in Germany |
Stefanie Neimann (Germany) |
Growing old and living longer: poverty and associated risks due to migration, disability and family nuclearization |
James McNally (USA) |
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Aging effects on labor supply in Croatia: the role of employers |
Iva Tomic (Croatia) |
Retirement income adequacy in Portugal |
Sara Paralta (Portugal) |
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12.40 –14.00 |
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Sessions B |
14.00- 16.10 Chair: João Peixoto |
14.00- 16.10 Chair: Rosa Borges |
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Presenter |
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Presenter |
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Family-to-work conflicts resulting from eldercare: findings from a large-scale empirical study of informal caregivers |
Ulrike Schneider (Austria) |
Demographic change and interest intermediation in old age pension reforms: the role of unions as civil society protagonists in Germany and the Netherlands |
Boris Krause (Germany) |
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Ageing and caring relations within the family: intimacy at a distance? |
Ricardo Rodrigues (Austria) |
The provision of adequate retirement income: myths & the real economic and political challenges |
Martin Watts (Australia) |
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Informal care, insurance and intra-family moral hazard – evidence from France |
Christophe Courbage |
Medical and social care for elderly people in Bulgaria: economic considerations |
Jasmine Pavlova |
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Grandparents and labour market participation of mothers |
Paula Albuquerque (Portugal) |
The domiciliary service as the form of social inclusion of the elderly people |
Kateřina Kubačíková (Czech Rep.) |
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Social security, familial support and the changing economic status of the elderly in Taiwan: 1976-2006 |
Cheng-Chung Jason Chuang (Taiwan) |
Measuring outcomes of care homes – experiences from England |
Ann Netten |
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16.10- 16.30 |
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Sessions C |
16.30- 18.40 Chair: Paula Albuquerque |
16.30- 18.40 Chair: José Pereirinha |
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Title |
Presenter |
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Presenter |
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Socio-economic aspects of advertising targeted at people at the age of over 65 years |
Dobriana Sidjimova |
Aging population, ageism and long-term saving |
Serge Macé (France) |
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Business model for an ageing society: the approach adopted in MIDAS project |
Leandro Loss (France) |
Ageing and endogenous growth in a small open economy with life cycle leisure, labour and learning |
João Paulo Pereira (Portugal) |
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Food security for seniors in Canada and Portugal: a cross-cultural comparison |
Lawrence Becker (Canada) |
Evaluating significance of rural tourism performed by retiree farmers in Japan: from a perspective of multifunctional agriculture |
Yasuo Ohe (Japan) |
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Involving older people in the design of financial products and services |
Carol Brennan (UK) |
A tale of two systems: winners and losers when moving from defined benefit to defined contribution pensions |
Evert Carlsson (Sweden) |
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Building the socio-economic business case for technological developments to support older people |
Peter Lansley (UK) |
Sectorial impacts of demographic changes |
João Carlos Lopes (Portugal) |
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