Generational Change and New Policy Challenges : Australia and South Korea
What is the ‘sandwich generation'and why is ‘care'its key defining characteristic? What are the different effects and responses to the digital generation in Australia and Korea? How are Australia and Korea addressing the needs arising from the pressing social issue of our time, the ageing of our pop...
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Sydney University Press
2007
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