Increasingly Heterogeneous Ages at First Birth by Education in 'Conservative' Southern-European and 'Liberal' Anglo-American Family-Policy Regimes
Copyright policy ) Michael S. Rendall; Encarnacion Aracil; Christos Bagavos; Christine Couet; Alessandra DeRose; Paola DiGiulio; Trude Lappegard; +4 Authors
Michael S. Rendall; Encarnacion Aracil; Christos Bagavos; Christine Couet; Alessandra DeRose; Paola DiGiulio; Trude Lappegard; Isabelle Robert-Bobee; Marit Rønsen; Steve Smallwood; Georgia Verropoulou;
Increasingly Heterogeneous Ages at First Birth by Education in 'Conservative' Southern-European and 'Liberal' Anglo-American Family-Policy Regimes
Supports the hypothesis that the role of family-policy regime in mediating growth in socio-economic differentials in fertility has increased as combining employment and family has become more normative among women throughout industrialized countries.
- INSEE France
- RAND Corporation United States
- Roma Tre University Italy
- National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies France
- Complutense University of Madrid Spain
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