Baby-boomers, Baby-busters and the Lost Generation: Generational Fractures in Japan's Homeowner Society
Baby-boomers, Baby-busters and the Lost Generation: Generational Fractures in Japan's Homeowner Society
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DOI：
10.1080/08111140802301773
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发表时间：
2007-08
影响因子：
1.8
通讯作者：
Y. Hirayama;R. Ronald
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作者：
Y. Hirayama;R. Ronald
在过去二十年中，住房途径在各代人之间的差别越来越大，特别是在以业主自住保有权制度为主的先进社会。老龄化和生育率下降造成的人口结构变化，加上沿着更加动荡的经济和新自由主义的施政方向调整，共同改变了住房条件。本文以日本的实证研究为基础，阐述了日本居住模式代际差异的社会根源和影响。它考虑了三个群体的住房经验：婴儿潮一代，婴儿终结者和“迷失的一代”。在日本，这几代人之间住房途径的对比说明了房主社会中住房和社会进程的当代动态。
Over the past two decades housing pathways have become increasingly differentiated between generations, particularly in advanced societies dominated by owner-occupied tenure systems. Demographic transformations caused by aging and falling fertility rates, along with a more volatile economy and a neo-liberal reorientation of governance have combined to restructure housing conditions. Drawing on empirical research in Japan, this paper illustrates the social origins and impact of generation-based differentiations in housing patterns in that country. It considers the housing experiences of three cohorts: baby-boomers, baby-busters and the ‘lost generation’. The contrast of housing pathways between these generations in Japan illustrates the contemporary dynamics of housing and social processes in homeowner societies.