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              In short, the demise of the traditional three-stage   Alfageme, A., García-Pastor, B., & Viñado, C. (2014). El retiro
            life course (education, work, and retirement) is firmly   temporal del trabajo remunerado como alternativa a la
            advocated, and the need for new and truly transformative   jubilación. Algunas opiniones expertas [Temporary exit
            policies  that must  be able to  challenge the  problems of   from employment as an alternative to retirement. Some
            ageism and sexism is defended.                        expert opinions]. Papers: Revista de Sociologia, 99(2): 1-26.
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