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期刊名:Population studies-a journal of demography

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ISSN:0032-4728

e-ISSN:1477-4747

IF/分区:2.4/Q2

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A growing body of research documents the relevance of parental education as a marker of family socio-economic status for children's later-life health outcomes. A strand of this literature evaluates how the early-life environment shapes mort...
Ester Lazzari,Marie-Caroline Compans,Eva Beaujouan Ester Lazzari
While extensive literature documents the massive fertility delay of recent decades, knowledge about whether and how attitudes towards the timing of births have changed in Europe remains limited. Using data from two rounds of the European So...
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Beata Osiewalska,Anna Matysiak,Anna Kurowska Beata Osiewalska
We examine the timely yet greatly under-researched interplay between home-based work (HBW) and women's birth transitions. Past research has shown that HBW may facilitate and/or jeopardize work-family balance, depending on the worker's famil...
Adela Recio Alcaide,César Pérez López,Miguel Ángel Ortega et al. Adela Recio Alcaide et al.
The number of births varies by season. Research on birth seasonality has shown that women's season of birth somehow influences that of their children, but factors underlying the intergenerational transmission of birth seasonality remain unk...
Enrico Debiasi,Martin Dribe,Gabriel Brea Martinez Enrico Debiasi
Socio-economic differences in mortality are among the most pervasive characteristics of Western societies. While the mortality gradient by income is well established for the period after 1970, knowledge about the origins of this gradient is...
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Life expectancy for females has exceeded that of males globally this century. There is considerable within-country variation in life expectancy related to education. Sex gaps in life expectancy can be decomposed into two components: sex dif...
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The practice of women eating after men is a common gender-inequitable food allocation mechanism among adults in Indian households and has been associated with poor health and nutritional outcomes for women. However, empirical evidence on wh...
Linus Andersson,Martin Kolk Linus Andersson
The influence of kin on various outcomes is heavily debated. However, kinship size itself conditions the probability of potential effects. Socio-economic gradients in the prevalence, variance, and types of kin are, therefore, a vital aspect...