More detailed project information available in the Dutch section of the website.
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Publication(s)
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- Solinge, H. van (2007),
- Health change in retirement; a longitudinal study among older workers in the Netherlands.
Research on Aging 29 (3): 2253-256. [pdf]
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- Solinge, H. van (2006),
- Changing tracks; studies on life after early retirement in the Netherlands, The Hague, Doctoral dissertation Utrecht. 155 p. [pdf]
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- Solinge, H. van & K. Henkens (2005),
- Couples' adjustment to retirement: a multi-actor panel study. Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences 60B (1): S11-S20. [pdf]
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- Henkens, K. & H.P. van Dalen (2003),
- Early retirement systems and behavior in an international perspective. In: G. Adams & T. Beehr, (eds.), Retirement: reasons, processes and results. New York: Springer Publishing Company, p. 242-263.
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- Henkens, K. & H. van Solinge (2003),
- De levensfase rondom pensionering. In: N. van Nimwegen & I. Esveldt (eds.), Bevolkingsvraagstukken in Nederland anno 2003. Den Haag: Nederlands Interdisciplinair Demografisch Instituut, p. 137-154.
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- Henkens, K. & H. van Solinge (2003),
- Het eindspel: werknemers, hun partners en leidinggevenden over uittreden uit het arbeidsproces. Assen: Koninklijke Van Gorcum. 108 p. € 18.50
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- Henkens, K. & H. van Solinge (2003),
- Ouderen op de drempel van pensioen. Tijdschrift voor HRM 6 (1): 43-64.
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- Solinge, H. van (2003),
- Vervroegd pensioen blijft in trek. Over.Werk, tijdschrift van het Steunpunt Werkgelegenheid, Arbeid en Vorming 13 (1-2): 157-160. [pdf]
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- Dalen, H.P. van & K. Henkens (2002),
- Early-retirement reform: can it and will it work? Ageing and Society 22 (2): 209-232. [pdf]
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- Dalen, H.P. van & K. Henkens (2002),
- Early retirement reform: can it work? Will it work? Research Memorandum; 0202, Rotterdam etc.: OCFEB Research Centre for Economic Policy. 31 p.
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- Henkens, K. & H. van Solinge (2002),
- Spousal influences on the decision to retire. International Journal of Sociology 32 (2): 55-74.
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- Henkens, K. (2000),
- Supervisors' attitudes about the early retirement of subordinates. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 30 (4): 833-852.
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