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Migration and the life course: is there a retirement transition?
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  • 2009Determinants of Residential Location Decisions among the Pre-Elderly in Central Ohio24 cited
  • 2016From ‘Trailing Wives’ to the Emergence of a ‘Trailing Husbands’ Phenomenon: Retirement Migration to Rural Areas24 cited
  • 2012Exploratory spatial data analysis of older adult migration: A case study of North Carolina24 cited