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Working Lives of Men Aged 60 and Older,dentified: work as work, care and creativity, and social or political change. Those whose work histories were explained by work as work regarded work as something they did and had to do. They had no illusions about it, expected nothing from it by way of personal improvement or meaning. Care and crea

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,Working Lives of Men Aged 45–60, the men’s work histories. Four principal narratives found: care, travel, work as work, and social or political change. Three were similar to those from the old cohort and one new narrative, travel, helped explain the men’s work histories. Notable was the change in order: whereas work as work was th

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Conclusion,exist between the lives of gay men and the general population: they hold down similar jobs; they worry also about growing old and losing their lifelong partner and being left alone in old age; and they plan well or badly for old age depending on circumstances. Where there were differences, they aros

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-43532-3work narrative; sexuality; working lives; casualisation of employment; sexuality and work; ageing; geronto

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Digitaler Operationsvorrat der SPS,ged 18–87 who came from Auckland, Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles, Manchester, Melbourne, New York and Sydney. Old cohort comprised men aged 60 and older; middle, those aged 45–60, and young, 45 and under. The first half of the book concentrates on the working lives of the sample, while second half l

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