Paul S. Hewitt

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University of Arkansas

Also affiliated: Center for Strategic and International Studies (1999–2003); United States Social Security Administration (2004); Global Initiative on Psychiatry (2002)

5 h-index 18 pubs 117 cited

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Paul S. Hewitt's research has primarily focused on demographic trends and the societal implications of an aging global population. His work has explored the challenges and policy considerations associated with aging societies, particularly in industrialized nations and developing regions. Hewitt has examined demographic risks within industrial societies and investigated the specific context of aging in the United States and South Korea, re-examining recommendations from the Commission on Global Aging. He has also contributed to discussions on global aging and its connection to the rise of the developing world.

His publications address themes such as the end of the postwar welfare state and the impact of demographic shifts on social structures. Hewitt has also published on topics related to electronic communication and consumer behavior, including exclusive dealing practices. His scholarship is characterized by an h-index of 5, with 18 total publications and 117 citations.