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SUMMARY:Seventeenth Annual De Jong Lecture in Social Demography
DESCRIPTION:\n&ldquo\;Generational Overlap: Changing Demography and Shar
ed Lifetimes&rdquo\; \;will be presented by Dr. \;Marcy Carlson\
, Professor of Sociology\, University of Wisconsin&ndash\;Madison. \
;\n\nDr. Carlson will \;consider how changing demographic patterns (
i.e.\, declining/delayed fertility and longer life expectancies) shape t
he prevalence of generational overlap\, especially for children and gran
dparents. Generational overlap in the form of shared lifetimes represent
s a fundamental condition guiding whether and how kin relationships acro
ss generations may develop and how resources may be shared&mdash\;with n
otable variation by socioeconomic status\, race/ethnicity\, and family c
omplexity. \;\n\nGraduate Students and Postdocs \;are invited to
attend a lunch meeting with the De Jong Lecture presenters in 605 Oswal
d Tower at 12:45 p.m. on Friday\, September 16. Space is limited to sixt
een students. Email Carolyn Scott at \;css7@psu.edu \;to sign up
.\n\nAdvance \;registration \;is required to attend in person or
virtually. \;\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/
dejong-lecture_091622/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“Generati
onal Overlap: Changing Demography and Shared Lifetimes” will
be presented by Dr. Marcy Carlson, Professor of Sociology, Universi
ty of Wisconsin–Madison.
Dr. Carlson will conside
r how changing demographic patterns (i.e., declining/delayed fertility a
nd longer life expectancies) shape the prevalence of generational overla
p, especially for children and grandparents. Generational overlap in the
form of shared lifetimes represents a fundamental condition guiding whe
ther and how kin relationships across generations may develop and how re
sources may be shared—with notable variation by socioeconomic stat
us, race/ethnicity, and family complexity.
Graduate Stude
nts and Postdocs are invited to attend a lunch meeting with the
De Jong Lecture presenters in 605 Oswald Tower at 12:45 p.m. on Friday,
September 16. Space is limited to sixteen students. Email Carolyn Scott
at css7@psu.edu to sign up.
Advance registration
is required to attend in person or virtually.
For more
details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/dejong-lecture_091622/
URL:https://pop.psu.edu/events/17th-annual-de-jong-lecture-social-demography
LOCATION:233B HUB-Robeson Center
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