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Middle-age adults, family support and social policy in France | Author(s) | Jim Ogg |
Journal title | Generations Review, vol 12, no 1, April 2002 |
Pages | pp 14-16 |
Keywords | Middle aged ; The Family ; Family care ; Social policy ; France. |
Annotation | As in most European Union (EU) countries, France is experiencing far-reaching changes in the structure of its population and patterns of family life. Socio-demographic changes - such as the high proportion of middle-aged adults (50-64) who have permanently left the labour force - are beginning to challenge some of France's key legal and social policy measures. This article outlines the types of support that are expected of family members in France: legal obligations to provide assistance; helping children towards independence; and the role of middle-aged individuals as grandparents. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-020416501 A |
Classmark | SE: SJ: P6:SJ: TM2: 765 |
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