Demographic change as dystopia. Contemporary German discourses on ageing, between science and politics
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2 avril 2018
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Reinhard Messerschmidt (2017) In: Loffeier, Iris/Majerus, Benoît/Moulaert Thibauld (eds.)(2017): Framing age. Abingdon: Routledge. Abstract. Embedded in a long tradition of demographic dystopias, which Spanish demographer Andreu Domingo (2008) examined in the popular literature of the last two centuries, contemporary discourses of demographic change raise a variety of questions. Over 20 years ago, gerontologist Stephen Katz stated that ‘popular and professional discourses which currently ac...