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2141 - Caregiving and Intergenerational Relationships
Sun, August 11, 8:30 to 10:10am, Sheraton New York, Floor: Lower Level, Sutton PlaceSession Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
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How families provide care to their various members is often complex. Researchers are increasingly expanding their lens to encompass family caregivers of both genders, grandparent care, and care relationships among siblings and distant and created kin. Family strategies are as different as shift work, scaling back work hours, and outsourcing household tasks. Institutional approaches involve various forms of leave, the entitlements to which vary by employer and by state. This session welcomes papers which utilize social science research on the caregiving side of contemporary family life.
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Extremely Intensive Care: Grandparenting Children with Disabilities - Madonna Harrington Meyer, Syracuse University; Ynesse Abdul-Malak, Colgate University
Future Trends in Dementia Family Care: Caregiver and Care Recipient Perspectives - Esther M. Friedman, RAND Corp; Margaret M. Weden, RAND Corporation; Regina Shih, RAND; Carolyn Rutter, RAND; Mary Slaughter, RAND; Ifeanyi Edochie, RAND
Health of Older Chinese Adults and Implications for Intergenerational Co-residence: Evidence from Couple-level Panel Data - Sneha Kumar, Cornell University; Lindy Williams, Cornell University
“I Am Still Close to My Child”: Middle-Class Korean Men's Intimate Fatherhood in Transnational Contexts - Se Hwa Lee, University at Albany, SUNY
In the Care of Others: Is Child Care Negatively Linked to Maternal Affection and Play? - Hayley Pierce, Brigham Young University-Provo