… ageing population which, as average life expectancy creeps … major economic and social
problems to those societies … create conditions where environments become critical, and people …

… that cannot adapt to unexpected battlefield conditions risk … necessarily face the problems of
bureaucratic adaptation. 28 … have to exercise it only once in a lifetime, if indeed that often. It is …

… External conditions introduced vulnerabilities that … Later on, elites, including the emperor
himself, adopted the age-old … led over the longer term to major environmental problems. It is …

… the sizes of states' working-age populations accounted for 40 … economic conditions associated
with the working-age bulge … This was evident during the war in Vietnam and remains the …

… understanding, adaptation to the actual conditions of conflict … only have to exercise it once
in a lifetime, if indeed that often. It … strategic decision making in wartime in the following terms: …

… most important to explain the effective adaptation of a person to the … problems of studying
successful ageing in wartime remain … of older people who age in wartime conditions, choosing …

… Age that isolates the post-war development of social policy … to capitalism in the political
situation after 1945. The fixation on … bloc, the remembrance of wartime solidarity, and the search …

… It adapted the imagery and meanings of activist government … regarded public opinion but
also the underlying problem of … technique has in our wartime situation as well as afterward": …

… From 1940 to the present, the long arm of wartime mortality has shaped and limited their …
people of differences in age (their life stage), the interaction of prior life histories for adaptations (…

… Feelings of powerlessness against those conditions that shape … in "man-machine" engineering
problems during the war. A visible … Their professional training led them to adapt concepts …