Monthly Archives: November 2019
Older people living alone: trends, profiles and challenges of intergenerational integration
This blog post is written by Sarmitė Mikulionienė and Gražina Rapolienė about the outcomes of ageing in Lithuania.
Recent Posts
- Older people living alone: trends, profiles and challenges of intergenerational integration
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- Make Demographic exploration a ‘piece of cake’: An app for interactive exploration of age-year specific population counts and mortality risks from the Human Mortality Database
- Family Living Arrangements and the Transition to Adulthood in Europe
- Lost in Translation: Language Segregation among Hispanics in the United States?
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