Retirement transitions in times of institutional change: Theoretical concept

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For more than three decades, many European and other affluent societies have been following a trend of fostering older workers’ exit from employment well before reaching formal retirement ages. Yet, faced with demographic aging, many countries have undergone a substantial change in their policies toward older workers, reflected in a shift to a policy explicitly fostering longer working careers and employment retention of older workers. This introductory chapter takes this institutional shift as a starting point for developing a novel theoretical framework that conceptualizes work and retirement transitions within this changing institutional landscape.

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Hofäcker, D., & Radl, J. (2016). Retirement transitions in times of institutional change: Theoretical concept. In Delaying Retirement: Progress and Challenges of Active Ageing in Europe, the United States and Japan (pp. 1–21). Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-56697-3_1

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