These are other publications associated with research carried out by project members.
Some are downloadable in PDF file format (requires
Adobe’s Acrobat Reader).
Demaiter, E.I. and T. Adams
(2009). "I really didn't have any
problems with the male-female thing until...:
Successful Women's Experiences in IT
Organizations." The Canadian Journal of
Sociology 34(1): 31-53.
Brooke, L. (2009). "Prolonging the careers of
information technology workers: Continuity, exit, or
retirement transitions?" Ageing & Society
29(2): 237-52.
Platman, K. (2008). Extensions to working lives
in the information economy. Chapter in
T. Chiva and G. Manthorpe (Eds.) Older Workers
in Europe (pp. 53-68). Maidenhead, UK: Open University, McGraw
Hill.
Adams, T. and E.I. Demaiter (2008).
"Skill, education
and credentials in the new economy: The case of information
technology workers." Work, Employment and Society 22(2):
351-362.
Charness, N. (2008). "Technology as
multiplier effect for an aging workforce." In K. W. Schaie
and R. Abeles (Eds.), Social Structures and Aging
Individuals: Continuing challenges (167-192). New
York, Springer.
McMullin, J.A., M. Cooke, et al. (2008). (Chapter) "Work
and retirement in Canada: Policies and Prospects." In P.
Taylor (Ed.), Ageing Labour Forces: Promises and
Prospects (pp. 62-83). Camberley, UK, Edward
Elgar.
Adams, T. (2007). "Interprofessional relations and the
emergence of a new profession: Software engineering in
Canada, the U.S. and the UK." The Sociological Quarterly
48(3): 507-532.
Comeau, T.D. and C.L. Kemp (2007).
"Intersections of age
and masculinities in the information technology industry."
Ageing & Society 27(2): 215-232.
McMullin, J.A., T.D. Comeau, & E. Jovic. (2007).
"
Generational affinities and discourses of difference: A case
study of highly skilled information technology workers."
British Journal of Sociology 58(2): 297-316.
Charness, N., S. J. Czaja, et al. (2007). "Age and
technology for work." In K. S. Schulz and G. A. Adams
(Eds.), Aging and Work in the 21st Century
(chapter). Mahwah NJ, USA, Erlbaum.
Cooke, M. (2006). "Policy changes and the labour force
participation of older workers: Evidence from six
countries." Canadian Journal on Aging 25(4):
387-400.
McMullin, J.A. and K. Shuey (2006). "Ageing, disability,
and workplace accommodations." Ageing & Society 26(6):
831-846.
Charness, N. (2005). "Age, technology and culture:
Gerontopia or dystopia?" Public Policy & Aging Report,
15, 20-23.
Charness, N. and S.J. Czaja (2005). (Chapter) Adaptation to
new technologies (7.13). Cambridge Handbook on Age and
Ageing. M. L. Johnson. Cambridge, UK: 662-669.
McMullin, J.A. and T.L. Tomchick (2004). (Chapter) "To be
Employed or not to be Employed? An examination of employment
incentives and disincentives for older workers in Canada."
The Geneva Association Working Paper Series
"Etudes et Dossiers" No. 285, The Geneva Association:
International Association for the Study of Insurance
Economics: 20.
