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Abstract

Samenvatting

Duurzame loopbanen zijn gericht op het behouden en versterken van persoonlijke hulpbronnen, om mensen in staat te stellen gedurende de levensloop een goede balans te vinden tussen geluk, gezondheid en productiviteit. Dit artikel geeft een uiteenzetting van bestaand onderzoek in dit vakgebied en een agenda voor toekomstig onderzoek. Na een korte uiteenzetting van de geschiedenis van loopbaanonderzoek wordt aandacht besteed aan het ontstaan van onderzoek naar duurzame loopbanen, wat duurzame loopbanen zijn en de huidige inzichten op dit gebied. Vervolgens biedt het artikel een uiteenzetting van onderzoek naar duurzame loopbanen aan de hand van twee kernthema’s: wat duurzame loopbanen (niet) zijn en hoe maakbaar ze zijn.

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