Generation X.

From revolution to revelation : = generation X, popular memory and cultural studies / by: (Language materials, printed)

Marketing to generation X / by: (Language materials, printed)

Blank fictions : = consumerism, culture and the contemporary American novel / by: (Language materials, printed)

The next generation of women leaders = what you need to lead but won't learn in business school / by: (Language materials, printed)

Precarious Employment and Occupational Injuries in Sweden. by: (Electronic resources)

The Lucky Few = Between the Greatest Generation and the Baby Boom / by: (Language materials, printed)

The Impact of Leadership on Member Social Interaction and Embeddedness in Virtual Environments. by: (Electronic resources)

Young adults.

Marketing.

Economic history- 20th century.

Gender.

Society.

Public health.

Health services.

Data analysis.

Emotions.

Social interaction.

Data collection.

Culture- Study and teaching.

Generations.

Success in business.

European studies.

Research.

Ethics.

Variables.

Generation X.

Demography.

Baby boomers.

Communication.

Values.

Ethnicity.

Statistical analysis.

Popular culture.

Youth.

Youth as consumers.

Capitalism and literature- History- 20th century.- United States

Punk culture- United States.

Manhattan (New York, N.Y.)- In literature.

Generation Y.

Women executives.

Questionnaires.

Empathy.

City and town life in literature.

Youth in literature.

Demographic anthropology.

Social Sciences, general.

Womens health.

Mental disorders.

Health care.

Licenses.

Information technology.

Social psychology.

Personal relationships.

Population Economics.

Epidemiology.

Health care management.

Scandinavian studies.

Collaboration.

American fiction- History and criticism.- 20th century

Marginality, Social, in literature.

Leadership in women.

Mental health.

Medicine.

Demographics.

Social ecology.

Social history- 20th century.

Sociology.

Injuries.

Medical research.

Trust.