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This paper examines generativity, social suffering, and culture change in a sample of 16 women aged 65 years or older who emigrated from the former Soviet Union. Key concerns with generativity are identity, which can be strongly rooted in one's original cultural formation, and a stable life course, which is what ideally enables generative impulses to be cultivated in later life.

The Role of Relevancy and Social Suffering in “Generativity” Among Older Post-Soviet Women Immigrants: Table 1.