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Exploring the Demographic Transition in the 21st Century
As the next presentation in the Oxford Martin School Michaelmas Seminar Series "Is the planet full?” Professor Sarah Harper will be delivering the lecture on: "Explorin...
Intergenerational Transmission and Gender Relations in African Migrant Families
Oxford Institute of Population Ageing Michaelmas 2011 Seminar Series "The question of gender within an ageing society' 24 November 2011 Intergenerational Transmission and Gender...
Philosopher K.J. Morris lectures on 'Age, Gender and Beauty Practices'
Oxford Institute of Population Ageing Michaelmas 2011 Seminar Series "The question of gender within an ageing society' 17 November 2011 'The Age of Beauty and the Beauty of ...
Professor Julia Twigg lectures on 'Clothing and the Embodiment of Age'
Oxford Institute of Population Ageing Michaelmas 2011 Seminar Series "The question of gender within an ageing society' 3 November 2011 ‘Clothing and the Embodiment of Age’...
Gendered Ageism: Older Women in Employment
The OIA Trinity Term Seminar Series are hosting on Thursday 9th June Professor Wendy Loretto from the University of Edinburgh, who will present a lecture on ‘Gendered Ageism - Older Women in ...
'Working till you drop’ – Designing work for older people
OIA's first seminar in the series convened by Kate Hamblin ‘Work, Wellbeing and Retirement’ for the Trinity Term has been launched on 5th may with a talk by Prof. Peter Buckle...
OIA contributes to 2010 WEF Global Report
World Economic Forum Global Agenda Report 2010 Council on Ageing Society Contribution by: Sarah Harper > Download PDF > WEF website
Social Security in an Ageing World: OIA reports for the International Social Security Association
The International Social Security Association has published a report from Professor Sarah Harper in its periodical issue 'Social Policy Highlight', addressing the demographic challenge...
Study proposes variable state pension age based on healthy life expectancy
Key findings from a new paper, ‘Living longer and prospering?’ by the Oxford Institute of Ageing and Club Vita: Current state pension sys...
Wellbeing in Rural China: A Study Using the Day Reconstruction Method
The OIA's Michaelmas Term 2010 Seminar Series on the Economics of Ageing have hosted a closing lecture by Dr. Winnie Yip from the Department of Public Health, University of Oxford, who ha...
Analyzing How China's Elderly Finance Their Consumption
The OIA Seminar Series have hosted on 25th November Dr. Albert Park (University of Oxford; Yan Shen, Peking University) on a lecture entitled: 'Relying on Whom? Analyzing How China's ...
National Transfer Accounts: Concepts and first UK Estimates
Dr. David McCarthy (Imperial College London) has lectured at OIA on 'National Transfer Accounts: Concepts and first UK Estimates' as part of the Economics of Ageing Seminar Series (18/...
Impact of Long-run Population Dynamics on UK Consumer Demand
Dr. Melanie Lührmann from the Institute for Fiscal Studies, London, has presented a guest lecture for the OIA Michaelmas Seminar Series on 11th November entitled: 'The Impact of long-run P...
Intergenerational Cohesion and the Political Economy of Pension Reform
Professor Axel Boersch-Supan, Director of the Mannheim Research Institute for the Economics of Aging (MEA) has discussed Intergenerational Cohesion and the Political Economy of Pension Refor...
Demography and the Household Saving Rate in Japan
The OIA Seminar Series on the Economics of Ageing have hosted on Thursday 21st October Professor John Muellbauer (Nuffield College, University of Oxford), who gave a talk on Demography ...