Research on older workers and retirement has yet to adjust fully to an environment
influenced by a combination of demographic change, technological developments and …

Research often suggests that population ageing will be detrimental for the economy due to
increased labour market exits and lost productivity, however the role of population health …

The study of policy feedback on public attitudes and policy preferences has become a
growing area of research in recent years. Scholars in the tradition of Pierson usually argue …

The welfare state and political trust are among the more scrutinized topics in comparative
research on advanced industrial democracies. However, while impressive bodies of work …

This study investigates whether older workers have adapted their preferred retirement age to
the pension reforms aimed at extending working life. Based on data from Eurobarometer …

In the scientific and the public debate demographic ageing is sometimes perceived as an
unstoppable “grey tide” which will inevitably lead to a conflict between the old and young …

Increasing life expectancies and decreasing fertility rates are threatening the financial
sustainability of Europe's pension systems [23]. In response policy makers introduced …

It is a perennial issue in the public and the scientific debate whether increased pressures to
reform due to the financial crisis or population ageing erode welfare state support …

One of the fastest growing labour market groups is working pensioners, meaning those who
work past the statutory retirement age whilst receiving a pension. Previous research has …

As a response to the ageing population, the United Kingdom (UK) government, like many
others, has increased the State Pension Age. This has involved equalising women's State …