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期刊名:Advances in life course research

缩写:ADV LIFE COURSE RES

ISSN:1569-4909

e-ISSN:1879-6974

IF/分区:3.0/Q1

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S G A van de Weijer,H S Smallbone,V Bouwman S G A van de Weijer
While it is widely recognized that imprisonment affects the lives of prisoners, there is increasing evidence that the consequences also extend to prisoners' children. Recently, several studies showed that the experience of parental imprison...
Miriam Evensen,Torkild Hovde Lyngstad Miriam Evensen
While a large literature documents how mental health problems in adolescence have long-term consequences for adult socioeconomic outcomes, less is known about the relation with family-formation behavior. In this paper, we use data from a po...
Okka Zimmermann Okka Zimmermann
Prior research has suggested that destandardization is a phenomenon that does not affect all aspects of the life course uniformly. There is, however, no existing evidence from a holistic perspective that different life phases are affected b...
Ann-Zofie Duvander,Susanne Fahlén,Maria Brandén et al. Ann-Zofie Duvander et al.
This study investigates how the childbearing intentions of women and men in couples affect actual childbearing over the following years with the aim to explore whether women's or men's intentions may be more important. The study is set in S...
Sapphire Yu Han,Aart C Liefbroer,Cees H Elzinga Sapphire Yu Han
Life courses consist of complex patterns of correlated events and spells. The nature and strength of these correlations is known to depend on both micro- and macro- covariates. Life-course models such as event-history analysis and sequence ...
Sabine Hübgen Sabine Hübgen
Lone mothers are among the groups most affected by income poverty in Germany. Previous research shows that both lone mothers' social composition (e.g. employment status, age, number of children) and the institutional context (e.g. family an...
Hans Hämäläinen,Antti O Tanskanen,Mirkka Danielsbacka et al. Hans Hämäläinen et al.
Although reciprocity of intergenerational support has been widely considered in family studies, empirical investigations utilizing panel data are still rather scarce. This study used data from four waves of the German Family Panel (pairfam)...
Markus H Schafer,Matthew A Andersson Markus H Schafer
The long-term influence of childhood economic and social exposures on adult health and well-being is well-known. Most childhood circumstances transpire in or near the home, yet research has largely neglected how early exposures shape people...
Pia N Blossfeld Pia N Blossfeld
Using new longitudinal data from the Adult Cohort (SC6) of the National Educational Panel Study (NEPS) this paper examines how the highest educational attainment has changed in the process of educational expansion in Germany between 1950 an...
Sara Kalucza,Anna Baranowska-Rataj,Karina Nilsson Sara Kalucza
Previous research has focused on teenage parenthood as a single outcome, and has overlooked the wider family formation trajectory in which it is situated. In this paper, using Swedish register data and sequence analysis tools, we explore th...