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Neil Howe is an American historian, economist, and demographer best known for his pioneering work on generational theory alongside William Strauss. He has written extensively on social generations, demographic shifts, and their impact on American history and culture.

Key highlights about Neil Howe:

Born in 1951, Howe holds graduate degrees in economics and history from Yale University.

Together with William Strauss, he co-authored influential books such as Generations (1991), The Fourth Turning (1997), 13th Gen (1993), and Millennials Rising (2000), which explore recurring generational cycles and social moods in American history.

Howe and Strauss introduced the term “Millennial Generation” and their work has influenced political and social analysis, including policymakers and commentators.

Howe is managing director of demography at Hedgeye Risk Management and senior associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

He has consulted widely on demographic trends affecting policy, marketing, and workforce dynamics.

Howe's broader work includes studies on aging populations, long-term fiscal policy, and economic demography.

Known as a sought-after speaker, Howe provides insights into the motivations and impact of different generations on society's future.