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tional neighbourhood<br />

Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30<br />

Session 17: Parenting grandparents in South<br />

Africa, Spain and the USA - diversities and<br />

commonalities; discourses and debates<br />

Chair: Jaco Hoffman, Oxford Institute of<br />

Ageing, Oxford University, UK<br />

Location: UB-FPGH-308<br />

Session ID: RC11_17<br />

Authors and Papers:<br />

Sacramento Pinazo-Hernandis (Valencia University,<br />

Spain )<br />

Parenting grandparents in Spain<br />

Julian Montoro-Rodriguez (California State<br />

University San Bernardino, USA)<br />

Parenting grandparents in Spain<br />

Sally Newman (Pittsburgh University, USA)<br />

Parenting grandparents in the United States –<br />

research perspectives<br />

Sharon Lowe (President ‘A Second Chance<br />

Inc.’, USA)<br />

Parenting grandparents in the United States –<br />

perspectives from the field<br />

Jaco Hoffman (Oxford Institute Ageing, UK +<br />

North West University, South Africa)<br />

Parenting grandparents in South Africa (II)<br />

Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30<br />

Session 18: Retirement and well-being in an<br />

extended working life<br />

Chair: Ian Rees Jones, University of Wales<br />

Bangor, UK<br />

Location: UB-FPGH-311<br />

Session ID: RC11_18<br />

Authors and Papers:<br />

Wendy Loretto (University of Edinburgh, UK)<br />

Extending Working Life: Class and Gender Differences<br />

in Opportunities and Threats<br />

S. Vickerstaff (University of Edinburgh, UK)<br />

Extending Working Life: Class and Gender Differences<br />

in Opportunities and Threats<br />

Jonas Radl (European University Institute,<br />

Italy)<br />

Too young for retirement? Too old to work?<br />

Assessing the relationship between class, gender<br />

and age norms in Western Europe<br />

Yetunde Aluko (Olabisi Onabanjo University,<br />

Nigeria)<br />

Women’s adjustment to and satisfaction with<br />

retirement in Nigeria<br />

Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00<br />

Session 20: Do Old-age Pensions provide<br />

adequate security in old age?<br />

Chair: Ronica N. Rooks, University of Colorado<br />

Denver, USA<br />

Location: UB-FPGH-311<br />

Session ID: RC11_20<br />

Authors and Papers:<br />

Carmen Baumeler (University of Lucerne,<br />

Switzerland)<br />

The Ideational Embeddedness of Welfare Markets:<br />

Discourses on the Recommodification of<br />

Old Age Pensions in Switzerland and Germany<br />

Myra Hamilton (University of Sydney, Australia)<br />

Contract and Retirement Incomes in Australia<br />

and Britain<br />

Raquel Abrantes (Inter-American Centre for<br />

Social Security Studies, Mexico)<br />

Pension Systems’ in Latin America: Do They<br />

Provide Adequate Protection to the Elderly?<br />

Liliana Charles (Inter-American Centre for<br />

Social Security Studies, Mexico)<br />

Pension Systems’ in Latin America: Do They<br />

Provide Adequate Protection to the Elderly?<br />

Marcha Miranda (Inter-American Centre for<br />

Social Security Studies, Mexico)<br />

Pension Systems’ in Latin America: Do They<br />

Provide Adequate Protection to the Elderly?<br />

Andreas Motel-Klingebiel (German Centre of<br />

Gerontology Berlin, Germany)<br />

Resources, evaluations and social contexts -<br />

dynamics of diversity and social inequality in<br />

later life in a multi-level perspective<br />

Uwe Fachinger (Vechta University, Germany)<br />

The income situation of the elderly: The older<br />

the people, the lower their income? Some theoretical<br />

remarks and empirical findings for Germany<br />

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