Vol. 35 (2023)

Articles

• Towards a conceptualisation of intensive parenting norms: Testing exact and approximate measurement invariance across social and country contexts

  Jana Klímová Chaloupková, Kristýna Pospíšilová

  515-534

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• Do partnership transitions affect individual perceptions of aging in later life? Findings from the German Ageing Survey and the NRW80+ study

  Stefan Mauritz, Luisa Bischoff

  489-514

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• Arranging childcare in two Nordic countries: A comparison of ECEC start in Iceland and Sweden

  Ásdís Arnalds, Ann-Zofie Duvander

  471-488

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• Changes in partnership quality after successful in-vitro fertilization and natural conception

  Manuel Kiesswetter, Erik Danay, Stefan Duschek

  453-470

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• Characteristics of parents living apart in Norway: Comparing four residence arrangements

  Maria Morbech, Kristin Gustavson, Tonje Holt

  433-452

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• Research note: The educational gradient of divorce in the Czech Republic during the late post-socialist transition

  Petr Fučík

  421-432

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• Women's agency and childbirth: The effect of transition to motherhood and subsequent births on women's agency in Egypt

  Carmen Friedrich

  400-420

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• Fathers in Europe: Policies, constructions and practices. Introduction to the Special Collection

  Marina Adler, Karl Lenz, Kathrin Peltz, Tino Schlinzig, Barbara Thiessen, Claudia Zerle-Elsässer

  393-399

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• Working longer with working-time flexibility: Only when job commitment is high and family commitment is low?

  Yvonne Lott

  372-392

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• Individualization and contemporary fatherhood

  Allan Westerling

  357-371

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• Research note: The persistent risk of in-work poverty following the birth of a first, second, and third child across the life course

  Emanuela Struffolino, Zachary Van Winkle

  345-356

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• People with memory illnesses and their spouses as actors in the hybrid care model

  Outi Jolanki, Päivi Eskola, Mari Aaltonen

  326-344

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• Social risks of family carers in the context of welfare state policies

  Thurid Eggers, Christopher Grages

  304-325

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• A challenging responsibility - care for older parents in Turkish immigrant families

  Anika Liversage

  286-303

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• Economic hardship and intimate partner violence: An analysis of perpetrators in Germany

  Nina Schumann, Christiane Bozoyan, Claudia Schmiedeberg

  267-285

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• Family-provided long-term care and its coverage in European pension systems

  Patricia Frericks

  251-266

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• Life course decisions in Central and Eastern Europe: A gendered connection between family formation and moving intentions?

  Vytenis Juozas Deimantas

  232-250

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• Spouses' division of labor and marital stability: Applying the multiple-equilibrium theory to cohort trends of divorce in East and West Germany

  Lisa Schmid, Michael Wagner

  212-231

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• You will take care of me when I am old: Norms on children’s caregiver obligations - An analysis with data from the European Values Study

  Moritz Hess, Wiebke Schmitz, Laura Naegele, Philipp Stiemke

  196-211

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• Social inequalities and the wellbeing of family caregivers across European care regimes

  Martina Brandt, Christian Deindl, Ginevra Floridi, Robert Heidemann, Judith Kaschowitz, Nekehia Quashie, Ellen Verbakel, Melanie Wagner

  181-195

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• How socio-cultural factors and opportunity costs shape the transition to a third child

  Ralina Panova, Isabella Buber-Ennser, Martin Bujard

  162-180

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• Child-perceived parental support and knowledge in shared physical custody and other living arrangements for children

  Jani Turunen, Curt Hagquist

  145-161

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• Parental separation and intergenerational support

  Anna Manzoni, Sergi Vidal

  124-144

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• Modern fathers' dilemma of work-family reconciliation. Findings from the German Youth Institute Survey AID:A II

  Xuan Li, Claudia Zerle-Elsässer

  103-123

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• The shadow fathers: Barriers to whole family approach in social work?

  Barbora Gřundělová, Jakub Černý, Alice Gojová, Zuzana Stanková, Jan Lisník

  85-102

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• What can parents do? The causal mediating role of parenting in explaining SES differences in children's language development

  Alejandra Rodríguez Sánchez

  53-84

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• Regretting fatherhood in Spain

  Gerardo Meil, Pedro Romero-Balsas, Dafne Muntanyola-Saura

  37-52

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• Ideals and norms related to fatherhood in Europe: A comparative perspective from the European Social Survey

  Teresa Martín-García, Marta Seiz, Teresa Castro-Martín

  17-36

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• Review article: Parenting leaves, workplace characteristics, male health, and the pandemic: Currents in policy-related fatherhood research in higher income countries

  Alison Koslowski

  1-16

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