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Preface by Scott A. Bass Achieving a Productive Aging Society by Francis G. Caro, Scott A. Bass, and Yung-Ping Chen Age, Productivity, and Transcendence by Harry R. Moody Labor Market Obstacles to Productive Aging by Joseph F. Quinn and Richard V. Burkhauser Ageism in the Labor Market versus Productive Aging by Alan Walker and Philip Taylor New Technologies and the Aging Work Force by David C. Mowery and Mark S. Kamlet Is Unretirement Unprecedented? by W. Andrew Achenbaum and Malcolm H. Morrison Formal Volunteer Work Among Older Americans by A. Regula Herzog and James N. Morgan Caregiving and Productive Aging by Pamela Doty and Baila Miller The Political Economy of Productive Aging: Long-term Care by Laura Katz Olson Religious Institutions and Productive Aging: Lost Traditions/Horizons Reclaimed by W. Andrew Achenbaum The Lessons of Television: Learning Productive Aging as a Social Role by George Gerbner A Strategy for Productive Aging: Education in Later Life by Harry R. Moody Women's Lives, Women's Work: Productivity, Gender, and Aging by Martha Holstein Cultural and Ethnic Contexts of Aging Productively Over the Life-Course: An Economic Network Framework by James S. Jackson, Toni C. Antonucci, and Rose C. Gibson Continuing Limits on Productive Aging: The Lesser Rewards for Working Women by Karen C. Holden Conclusion: Defining the Place of the Elderly for the 21st Century by Robert Morris Index
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