Intergenerational Solidarity
Eighth Plenary Session, 8-13 April 2002
Acta 8, ed. E. Malinvaud
Vatican City, 2002
pp. 251
ISBN 88-86726-12-0
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SCIENTIFIC PAPERS ON INTERGENERATIONAL SOLIDARITY
PART I – The Social Doctrine of the Church
Intergenerational Solidarity in the Social Teaching of the Church – Essay (PDF)
E. Malinvaud
PART II – A Sociological Assessment
‘Intergenerational Solidarity’: a Sociological and Social Policy Issue (PDF)
P.P. Donati
PART III – The Family and the State
A New Model for the Role of the Family in the State (PDF)
P.L. Zampetti
Comments
Comment on Professor Zampetti's Paper (PDF)
M.A. Glendon
PART IV – Intergenerational Solidarity within the Family
Duty of Parents to Teenagers and Young Adults (PDF)
M.M. Ramirez
Duties of Children towards the Elderly: East Asian Perspectives on Intergenerational Solidarity (PDF)
W.V. Villacorta
PART V – Intergenerational Equity
Equità fra le generazioni: una nuova norma sociale (PDF)
P.P. Donati
PART VI – The Natural Environment
Sustainable Development: Past Hopes and Present Realizations among the World’s Poor (PDF)
P.S. Dasgupta
Comments
The Demographic and Behavioural Dimension (PDF)
J.G. Zubrzycki
PART VII – The Welfare State
A New Shape for the Welfare State (PDF)
J.T. Raga
Comments
Comment on Professor Raga's Paper (PDF)
J.J. Llach
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