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... However, since G&L individuals have been shown to endorse the overall value of parenthood as strongly as their heterosexual counterparts (Riskind and Patterson 2010) we do not expect[r] ... See full document

... Two other studies examine retrospective reports of the same pregnancy/birth at two different time points. Joyce, Kaestner, and Korenman (2002) use a sample of 240 women who were pregnant at the 1990 interview in the ... See full document

... The level of fertility, and the stability of the SPPRs, suggests a stability scenario over the last three decades in Niger, but some changes were actually at work. These changes, while limited, can be detected by ... See full document

... In our study, all Swedish-born women with one or two foreign-born parents are defined as descendants of immigrants. We leave it to future research to produce separate analyses for women (and men) with one and two ... See full document

... German article demonstrates the importance of cultural memory and the “persistence of the past” in shaping social norms and attitudes towards marriage and ... See full document

... When the post-war reconstruction gave way to the economic boom that put Italy among the ranks of the industrial countries, the cleavage between the two parts of the country was still massive. The boom mostly involved the ... See full document

... Analysing the interquartile range – the ages between which the central 50% of the population left the parental home – in Figure 10, it appears that the leaving home process became longer and more drawn out as the mean ... See full document

... Not surprisingly, similar to Western countries (Geist 2010), Japanese spouses differ in the reported hours that husbands spend doing housework. There is remarkable agreement with respect to the average hours wives work ... See full document

... Italy is a country characterized by persistent very low fertility levels. A country’s fertility level is considered to be “very low” if it falls below 1.5 children per woman (Lesthaeghe and Willems 1999). The term ... See full document

... years old have fertility that is considerably higher than HIV– women in the same age group. The multiplicative factor by which fertility is higher among infected women is equal to the early-selection fertility ... See full document

... In Figure 3 we present the average number of days (defined as date of exit minus date of entry) spent by migrants in the centre by country of origin, countries being sorted by.. decreasi[r] ... See full document

... (2011: 284) state, “Little is known about the background and consequences of life course transitions for migrants and their families.” Second, and related to the first point, in contrast[r] ... See full document

... As can be seen in Table 4, couples formed by a native man with primary or secondary education and an immigrant woman with higher education than his are systematically less likely to happ[r] ... See full document

... Before applying the method, Dorrington (2013) warns demographers to examine the data’s age structure of the population and the data’s relative completeness. As noted in our article (Section 3.1, Data), we assessed ... See full document

... An estimate of the stable growth rate r is needed to apply the formulas in this article. This parameter can be estimated in various ways because all scalable stable population param- eters grow exponentially at ... See full document

... Compared to Fast 3+ , for example, both women and men in the Slow 2 cluster, characterized by a relatively high age at first union and first birth and by a total fertility of about two [r] ... See full document

... In accordance with the family ties perspective, I propose a research agenda that addresses four issues, each associated with several scientific challenges: (1) identifying the role of fa[r] ... See full document

... We close our analysis by considering the influence of life-cycle socioeconomic factors, such as educational attainment and relationship stability, on the links between teenage motherhood[r] ... See full document

... We analyse (i) the reasons parents provide for their division of parental leave and the link between these reasons and mothers’ and the fathers’ leave length, and (ii) consequences of th[r] ... See full document

... Because educational adaptation patterns appear to differ significantly among Hispanic and black girls and boys, we draw on the immigrant optimism and segmented assimilation perspectives [r] ... See full document