Part 1/7:

Understanding Generational Blocks Across the Globe

Peter Zion presents a thorough exploration of demographics and how generational definitions vary across different countries, particularly focusing on China, Russia, and Iran. He emphasizes the significant impact of historical events and economic trends on the formation of generational identities in these nations compared to the United States.

Demographic Definitions - A U.S. Perspective

In the U.S., demographic categorizations are primarily based on the timing of birth during significant historical periods. Zion defines distinct generations as follows:

Baby Boomers (1946-1964): This generation emerged in the post-World War II boom and is credited with shaping modern American culture.