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Category: Intergenerational Justice

The “Living Home Standard” – a new way of measuring the housing crisis (Part 1)

Posted 19th October 2016 & a filed under Blog, Housing, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman explains what Shelter’s new “Living Home Standard” says about Britain’s housing conditions in the 21st century

Review: Analysis – Breaking Promises, BBC Radio 4

Posted 11th October 2016 & a filed under Ageing, Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

David Kingman reviews a recent Radio 4 documentary which included contributions from IF co-founder Angus Hanton

Review: “Shrinking Population: How Japan Fell Out of Love with Love”

Posted 30th September 2016 & a filed under Ageing, Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Population.

David Kingman reviews a recent BBC Radio 4 documentary which looks at the worrying demographic scenario facing Japan

The Elephant in the Room: Is it inevitable that the “DB Pension Promise” will be broken?

Posted 28th September 2016 & a filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

Pensions expert and IF supporter Daryl Boxall explains why Defined Benefit pensions are likely to prove unsustainable – and why younger generations may not want to carry the burden of funding them

New research highlights the “suspended adulthood” of modern youth

Posted 28th September 2016 & a filed under Blog, Employment, Health, Housing, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman looks at the findings of some new research into young people’s mental health

“I want nothing to do with young people…”

Posted 21st September 2016 & a filed under Ageing, Blog, Intergenerational Justice.

Angus Hanton, Co-Founder of IF, reflects on some isolationist sentiments expressed by a member of the older generation in reaction to the recent IF paper “Generations Apart”

Who pays for low interest rates?

Posted 14th September 2016 & a filed under Blog, Housing, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

Tom Anderson, a second year PPE student, examines the intergenerational impact of the Bank of England’s interest rate cut

Does increased longevity have to mean greater costs?

Posted 31st August 2016 & a filed under Ageing, Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

Welcome though increased longevity might be, it also implies longer retirement, with economic burdens that society is ill-prepared to meet. But as IF co-founder Angus Hanton suggests, there are ways to soften the impact

Is the NHS really facing swingeing cuts?

Posted 30th August 2016 & a filed under Blog, Health, Intergenerational Justice.

David Kingman looks at the facts behind some worrying recent headlines about the NHS – and ponders what they really mean for different generations

Younger Generations: Why we’re angry about Brexit

Posted 29th August 2016 & a filed under Blog, Brexit, Intergenerational Justice, Voting.

As part of our ongoing Vox Pop series, Hope Barker, IF supporter and student at Warwick University, gives voice to her generation’s anger and disappointment over the Brexit vote

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