Increasing Inequalities in Germany: Older People’s Employment Lives and Income Conditions Since the Mid-1980s

Annika Rinklake · Sandra Buchholz

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This topical and timely analysis of late career and retirement within nine European societies and the USA examines how social inequality structures have developed in an era of globalization and aging populations.

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