Demographic Change and Intergenerational Justice

I. Demographic Trends

1. Low Fertility in Europe in a Global Demographic Context
Wolfgang Lutz, Vegard Skirbekk

II. The Impact of Demographic Developments on Key Indicators

2. Demography and Budget Consolidation: An Analysis and Possible Courses of Action
Johannes Meier, Ole Wintermann

3. Intergenerational Justice and Economic Growth. A Challenge for Economic Policy
Michael Hüther

4. Demographic Development: Not Really a Problem for Coming Generations
Thomas Straubhaar

5. Macroeconomics and Age Structure in a Welfare State – Sweden 1946 – 2005
Thomas Lindh, Bo Malmberg

III. The Relationship Between Key Sustainability Indicators and Intergenerational Justice

6. Demographic Change and Sustainability: A Generational Balance
R. Andreas Kraemer, Daniel Blobel, Anneke Raggamby, Doris Knoblauch

7. Intergenerational Justice in an Extreme Longevity Scenario
Ulrich Feeser-Lichterfeld

IV. Intergenerational Justice and Population Policies

8. An Ethical Assessment of the Legitimacy of Anti-natalistic Birth Policies
Jörg Chet Tremmel

V. The Implementation of Long-term Thinking

9. Changing the German Constitution in Favor of Future Generations – Four Perspectives from the Young Generation
Marco Wanderwitz, Peter Friedrich, Anna Lührmann, Michael Kauch

10. Demographic Pressure and Attitudes Towards Public Intergenerational Transfers in Germany – How Much Room Left for Reforms?
Harald Wilkoszewski

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Keywords: SOCIAL SCIENCE / General SOC000000