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This study examines how social inequalities in mortality affect family bereavement experiences. By developing a demographic framework, it investigates the impact of kin structure and mortality on individual outcomes related to bereavement across different social groups in Sweden and Israel.
Due to the rise in human longevity, many individuals in low-mortality countries can now expect to grow old, to be survived by their children, and to know their grandchildren.
Yet, these prospects are not equally shared.
Social inequalities in mortality persist and may lead to inequalities in family bereavement.
How exposure to bereavement is internalized by individuals and shapes their lives is a key sociological question, with the potential to establish a new research program at the intersectio…
TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY
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Sweden, Stockholm
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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