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Actuarial Fairness or Social Justice? A Gender Perspective on Redistribution in Pension Systems

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Jay Ginn () (Centre for Research on Ageing and Gender Sociology Department, University of Surrey)
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Paper provided by Center for Research on Pensions and Welfare Policies, Turin (Italy) in its series CeRP Working Papers with number 37.

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Keywords: Pensions system; redistribution; gender issues;

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