Justice between generations is still not as prominent on any agenda as justice between rich and poor or men and women. For the first time, this three-part book explores the situation of young people of today in comparison to their direct predecessors. The first part, The Financial Situation of the Young Generation in a Generational Comparison, deals with this generation's financial standing; the second part, The Rush Hour of Life, examines their time restrictions. Both are considered from a life-course perspective. The third part, On the Path to Gerontocracy?, addresses the demographic shift in favor of the elderly in aging Western democracies.
Justice between generations is still not as prominent on any agenda as justice between the rich and the poor or between men and women. For the first time, this three part book explores the labour market situation of today’s young generation in comparison with that of their predecessors. The first part of the book, The Financial Situation of the Young Generation in a Generational Comparison, deals with the financial situation of the young generation and the second part, The Rush Hour of Life, with their time restrictions. Both are considered from a life-course perspective. The third part, On the path to Gerontocracy?, addresses the demographical shift in favour of the elderly in ageing Western democracies.