Is Transition to Retirement Associated With Volunteering? Longitudinal Evidence From Europe (vol 46, pg 509,2024)

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Hamalainen, H.
Tanskanen, A. O.
Arpino, B.
Sole-Auro, A.
Danielsbacka, M.
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