HISTORIAN of generational evolution and contemporary values

The life-cycle is transforming in the 21st century.

We are speeding up childhood, delaying adulthood, denying middle-age, redefining old age, even seeking to dodge death.

We are all living longer but we are also now younger for longer.

Demographic disruption (changing beliefs, experiences, habits and values) is transforming the world.

I study society through the prism of age and generations - from Baby Boomers to Generation Alpha - examining how the traditional lifecycle is being reordered and remade in the 21st century. 

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