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Herausgeber: Bundesinstitut für Bevölkerungsforschung (BiB)
Schriftleitung je nach Thema: Prof. Dr. Martin Bujard, Prof. Dr. Sebastian Klüsener, Prof. Dr. C. Katharina Spieß

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7/2023Does women’s agency matter in the formation and realization of fertility desires? An empirical investigation in Egypt and Jordan

Friedrich, Carmen

This study investigates whether the agency of women in Egypt and Jordan influences their personal ideal number of children and their ability to have no more children than they desire. Moreover, a “couple’s perspective” is adopted by examining whether the relationship between women’s agency and unwanted births persists even when the husband desires more children than his wife. mehr: Does women’s agency matter in the formation and realization of fertility desires? An empirical investigation in Egypt and Jordan …

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6/2023Building Health across Generations: Unraveling the Impact of Early Childcare on Maternal Health

Barschkett, Mara; Bosque-Mercader, Laia

This study investigates the impact of public early childcare on maternal shortand long-term health. Based on administrative health records covering 90% of the German population over a decade, we leverage the exogenous variation in childcare coverage rates across counties and time induced by a major German early childcare expansion. mehr: Building Health across Generations: Unraveling the Impact of Early Childcare on Maternal Health …

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5/2023Young Women Returning to School in Sub-Saharan Africa During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Backhaus, Andreas

This paper presents evidence on the return of young women to school in six sub-Saharan African countries during the pandemic. mehr: Young Women Returning to School in Sub-Saharan Africa During the COVID-19 Pandemic …

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4/2023Stepfamily Instability in Germany

Heintz-Martin, Valerie; Brehm, Uta

Separations exert a detrimental impact on different areas of life in both adults and children. Having already experienced family instability, stepfamily members are at risk of experiencing even multiple family separations across the life course. To better understand stepfamily (in)stability in Europe, we study stability risks and facilitators between stepfamilies in Germany. mehr: Stepfamily Instability in Germany …

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3/2023Consistent Egalitarianism or Heterogeneous Belief Patterns? Gender Ideologies of the Younger Generations in Contemporary Germany

Kleinschrot, Leonie

This paper examines the prevalence of gender ideology classes among younger generations in contemporary Germany and analyses whether chances of class membership differ by gender or region. mehr: Consistent Egalitarianism or Heterogeneous Belief Patterns? Gender Ideologies of the Younger Generations in Contemporary Germany …

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2/2023Maternal life satisfaction and child development from toddlerhood to adolescence

Gupta, Nabanita Datta; Jessen, Jonas; Spiess, C. Katharina

In this paper we analyse the association between maternal well-being and child development at different ages. mehr: Maternal life satisfaction and child development from toddlerhood to adolescence …

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1/2023Working from Home, COVID-19 and Job Satisfaction

Laß, Inga; Vera-Toscano, Esperanza; Wooden, Mark

This paper examines the impact of the growth in the incidence of working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic on workers’ job satisfaction. mehr: Working from Home, COVID-19 and Job Satisfaction …

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8/2022Children and Dynamics of Life Satisfaction in Times of COVID-19

Hudde, Ansgar; Hank, Karsten; Jacob, Marita

We analyze data from the UK Household Longitudinal Study, including a pre-pandemic baseline and seven survey waves between May 2020 and September 2021. Fixed effects panel regression models are run over more than 11,000 individuals, distinguishing among women and men with young children (< 5 years), older children (5-15 years), or no children in the household. mehr: Children and Dynamics of Life Satisfaction in Times of COVID-19 …

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7/2022Day care availability and awareness of gendered economic risks: How they shape work and care norms

Büchau, Silke; Philipp, Marie-Fleur; Schober, Pia S.; Spiess, C. Katharina

This study conceptualises and empirically investigates how priming respondents with brief media report-like information on existing day care policy entitlements and the economic consequences of maternal employment interruptions may change personal normative beliefs about parental work-care arrangements. Furthermore, we analyse whether these effects differ between groups of respondents assumed to vary in their degree of affectedness by the information as well as previous knowledge. mehr: Day care availability and awareness of gendered economic risks: How they shape work and care norms …

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6/2022Fertility declines near the end of the COVID-19 pandemic: Evidence of the 2022 birth declines in Germany and Sweden

Bujard, Martin; Andersson, Gunnar

Eine überarbeitete Fassung dieses Working-Papers ist erschienen im European Journal of Population (2024): https://doi.org/10.1007/s10680-023-09689-w

We aim to provide data on the unexpected birth decline in 2022 in Germany and Sweden and relate these data to pandemic-related contextual developments which could have influenced the post-pandemic fertility development. We rely on monthly birth statistics and present seasonally adjusted monthly Total Fertility Rates (TFR) for Germany and Sweden. mehr: Fertility declines near the end of the COVID-19 pandemic: Evidence of the 2022 birth declines in Germany and Sweden …

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