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2009 APSA Meeting Panel Annual Luncheon
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WelcomeThe Aging Policy and Politics Group is a group of political scientists and others who are interested in aging policy and politics. We sponsor one or two panels at the annual meetings of the American Political Science Association (APSA) and attempt to provide a way for political scientists interested in aging policy and politics to connect with each other.2009 APSA PanelCross
National Perspectives on Aging Politics Location: Please check the Final Program issued upon arrival at the conference. > Chair: Andrea Louise Campbell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, acampbel@mit.edu Author(s): <>Takeshi Ito, Senshu University, tito@isc.senshu-u.ac.jpCompeting for the Exits: Recasting Bismarckian Pension Reforms in Europe and Oliver Pamp, University of Bremen, oliver.pamp@zes.uni-bremen.de Swaying Ageing Voters: Electoral Institutions and Pension Reform in Representative Democracy <> Harald Wilkoszewski, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, wilkoszewski@demogr.mpg.de Age Trajectories of Social Policy Preferences - How Demographic Change Influences Age-Based Political Representation <>Jennifer Dabbs Sciubba, Rhodes College, sciubbaj@rhodes.edu Population Aging, Political Parties, and the Politics of Labor in Discussant(s): Miriam J. Laugesen University of California, Los Angeles, ml3111@columbia.edu Business Luncheon at the APSA 2009 Dutch-treat business luncheon
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Politics and Policy Group (APPG) 12:30 pm, Friday, Sept. 4 Azure Restaurant “Under a canopy of glass, offering views of
the We put together a newsletter each fall -- mail information about news items, grants, publications, or other opportunities in the aging politics and policies field to Prof. Laura Olson . Newsletter editors:
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