
François Höpflinger
François Höpflinger is an emeritus sociology professor at the University of Zurich, renowned for his extensive research on demographics, generational relations, and aging issues. At 77, he reflects on how the Generation X is set to redefine aging in society, highlighting their unique experiences and perspectives shaped by their upbringing and the changing social landscape. Höpflinger emphasizes the importance of freedom in later life, suggesting that with acceptance comes the ability to pursue passions without societal constraints, thereby contributing to a more diverse and enriched understanding of aging.
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François Höpflinger attributes the financial and legal disadvantages of women in the past to the economic prosperity in Switzerland after World War II.
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François Höpflinger is an emeritus sociology professor who has researched demographics and aging issues throughout his career.
Weniger Besitz, mehr Lebenslust – wie die Generation X das Altern verändert


