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Not like our parents

by Daniel Quinn Mills · 1987

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The radical youths of the 1960s have become the upwardly mobile managers and young professionals of the 1980s. They are changing, and a national transformation is taking place, with monumental implications for America in the 1990s and beyond. This transformation was the subject of exhaustive research recently undertaken by the author. Now, after several nationwide surveys, his findings can be made public.

Social conditionsBaby boom generationIntergenerational relationsPsychosoziale SituationGeburtenstarker JahrgangPopular culture, united states