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Settersten, Jr. RA.  2006.  When nations call: How wartime military service matters for the life course and aging. Research on Aging. 28(1):12-36.
Settersten, Jr. RA, Ray B.  2010.  What's Going on with Young People Today? The Long and Twisting Path to Adulthood Transition to Adulthood. 20(1):19-41. Abstract
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Settersten, Jr. RA, Angel JL.  2011.  Trends in the Sociology of Aging: Thirty Year Observations. Handbook of Sociology of Aging. :3-13. Abstract
Settersten, Jr. RA.  2004.  Transitions to adulthood and public policy (Phase II) $5.2 million. John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. Principal Investigator: F. Furstenberg. Co-Investigators: G. Berlin, M. Courtney, S. Danziger... (see notes):2004-2008.
Settersten, Jr. RA.  2007.  Ten reasons why shake-ups in the life course should change approaches to old-age policies. Aging and Public Policy Report. 17(3):21-27.
Settersten, Jr. RA.  2008.  Taking Care of Life Award. College of Health & Human Sciences.
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Dannefer WD, Settersten, Jr. RA.  2010.  The study of the life course: Implications for social gerontology.. International handbook of social gerontology. :3-19.
Settersten, Jr. RA, Angel JL.  2011.  Sociology of Aging in the Decade Ahead. Handbook of Sociology of Aging. :661-672. Abstract
Settersten, Jr. RA.  2007.  Social relationships in the new demographic regime: Potentials and risks, reconsidered. Advances in Life Course Research. 12:3-28.
Billari FC, Goisis A, Liefbroer AC, Settersten, Jr. RA, Aassve A, Hagestad G, Spéder Z.  2011.  Social age deadlines for the childbearing of women and men.. Human reproduction (Oxford, England). 26(3):616-22. Abstract
Settersten, Jr. RA, Fishman JR, Lambrix MA, Flatt MA, Binstock RH.  2009.  The salience of language in probing public attitudes about life extension. The American Journal of Bioethics. 9(12):81-82.
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Juengst ET, Flatt MA, Settersten, Jr. RA.  2012.  Personalized genomic medicine and the rhetoric of empowerment.. The Hastings Center report. 42(5):34-40. Abstract
Settersten, Jr. RA.  2007.  Passages to adulthood: Linking demographic change and human development. European Journal of Population. 23(3-4):251-272.
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Settersten, Jr. RA, Trauten M.  2010.  On Time and Ties: Why the Life Course Matters for Old Age Policies. The New Politics of Old Age Policy. :141-159.
Settersten, Jr. RA, Furstenberg, F.F. J, Rumbaut RG.  2005.  On the frontier of adulthood: Theory, research, and public policy.
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Settersten, Jr. RA, Ray BE.  2010.  Not quite adults: Why 20-somethings are choosing a slower path to adulthood, and why it's good for everyone.
Settersten, Jr. RA, Trauten M.  2009.  The new terrain of old age: Hallmarks, freedoms, and risks. Handbook of theories of aging. :455-469.
Settersten, Jr. RA.  2007.  The new landscape of adult life: Roadmaps, signposts, and speedlines. Research in Human Development. 4(3-4):239-252.
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Settersten, Jr. RA.  2006.  Military service, the life course, and aging. Research on Aging. 28(1):1-159.
Settersten, Jr. RA, Day JK, Elder GH, Waldinger RJ.  2012.  Men's Appraisals of Their Military Experiences in World War II: A 40-Year Perspective. Research in Human Development. 9(3):248-271. Abstract
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Spiro A, Settersten, Jr. RA.  2012.  Long-Term Implications of Military Service for Later-Life Health and Well-Being. Research in Human Development. 9(3):183-190. Abstract
Settersten, Jr. RA.  2007.  Lodestars and old loves: Reconsidering classic developmental ideas for today. Research in Human Development. 4(3-4)
Spiro R, Aldwin C, Settersten, Jr. RA.  2010.  Lifespan outcomes of military service $945,000. National Institute on Aging. Coinvestigator:2015.
Li K, Cardinal BJ, Settersten, Jr. RA.  2009.  A life-course perspective on physical activity promotion: Applications and implications. Quest. 61:336-352. Abstract
Hellevik T, Settersten, Jr. RA.  2012.  Life Planning among Young Adults in 23 European Countries: The Effects of Individual and Country Security. European Sociological Review. Abstract