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Former Staff Member of the Research Department

Research topics

Welfare State and Social Inequality
Abstract

In the face of an increasing percentage of elderly in the population of Western industrial societies the idea of “productive ageing” in the sense of an involvement of the elderly in productive activities has gained importance in the last years. This involves on the one hand their longer participation in the labour market, on the other hand, it includes various other forms of participation, such as volunteering, caring for their peers or for their grandchildren and other informal productive activities.

Project Management

Research fields

Gender and Family | Labor and Labor Market | Welfare State and Social Inequality
Duration
04/2014 - 03/2017
Funding
Funded by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)
Former Visiting Researcher of the Research Department
Former Visiting Researcher of the Completed Research Group
Research Fellow of the Completed Research Unit
T.Biegert [at] lse.ac.uk

Research topics

Labor and Labor Market | Social Science Research Methods | Welfare State and Social Inequality
Former Staff Member of the Research Department
jonna.blanck [at] hu-berlin.de

Research topics

Education and Training | Labor and Labor Market | Welfare State and Social Inequality
Head of the completed Emmy Noether Junior Research Group
christine.wimbauer [at] uni-due.de

Research topics

Welfare State and Social Inequality | Gender and Family

Research topics

Education and Training | Welfare State and Social Inequality

Research topics

Welfare State and Social Inequality
guenther.schmid [at] wzb.eu
room
E 424

Research topics

Labor and Labor Market | Welfare State and Social Inequality
Head of the completed Schumpeter Junior Research Group
petra.boehnke [at] wiso.uni-hamburg.de

Research topics

Labor and Labor Market | Welfare State and Social Inequality
Abstract

CARING, CARe in an INterGenerational context, is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship research project.

Project Management

Research fields

Welfare State and Social Inequality
Duration
Sepember 2017 to August 2019