Intergenerational solidarity and the family–welfare state balance
@article{Daatland2005IntergenerationalSA, title={Intergenerational solidarity and the family–welfare state balance}, author={S. O. Daatland and A. Lowenstein}, journal={European Journal of Ageing}, year={2005}, volume={2}, pages={174-182} }
The article addresses the strength and character of intergenerational family solidarity under different family cultures and welfare state regimes in order to answer the following two questions: (1) Is intergenerational solidarity stronger under the more collectivist southern family tradition than under the more individualist northern tradition? (2) Is more generous access to social care services a risk or a resource for family care? These questions are explored with data from the OASIS project… CONTINUE READING
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