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Longitudinal change in occupational engagement configurations in later life: evidence from SHARE France
Later-life participation is often studied in terms of maintenance or decline of individual activities, leaving less clear whether broader configurations of everyday engagement shift uniformly towards more home-centred patterns or undergo more differentiated forms of change. We analysed Frenc
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