union formation
Union Formation and Dissolution Among Immigrants and Their Descendants in the British Welfare State Context
... of union formation helps us to understand and measure the significance of this transition for later life course developments both - for family trajectory and for professional and trajectories (Elder et ...
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Union formation and dissolution among immigrants and their descendants in the United Kingdom
... first/second union formation (for the events of separation and divorce), the presence of premarital cohabitation (for the event of divorce), and type of first union (for the event of divorce and ...
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Social determinants of adolescents' attitudes toward union formation
... expectations to cohabit than adolescents from single, cohabiting, and married stepparent families (Manning, Longmore, and Giordano, 2007). For the majority of youth, parents are the family members who play the most ...
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Assimilation processes of immigrants and their descendants : college education, union formation, and labor market outcomes
... in union formation are characterized by the postponement of marriage, declining marriage rates, rising rates of unmarried cohabitation, and high divorce rates (Cherlin 1992; Lichter, McLaughlin, Kephart, ...
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Union Formation and Dissolution Among Immigrants and Their Descendants in the British Welfare State Context
... the formation and dissolution of exogamous marriages in Europe, with the aim of deepening our understanding of the factors that influence the spread and stability of mixed marriages and their role in immigrant ...
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Indian call centres and business process outsourcing : a study in union formation
... ideological characteristics (Bain et al, 2004; Baldry et al, 2007), then the challenges facing UNITES in India appear monumental by comparison. Arrayed against UNITES and its attempt to organise a meaningful presence ...
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Early Adult Transitions in Canada: Expectations, Stability and Change
... and union formation in complicated ways that vary by age ...because union formation behaviours have been shown to differ widely between Quebec and the rest of Canada ...
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Volume 33 - Article 16 | Pages 451–498
... into union formation (Perelli-Harris et ...a union (H2b), Model 2 controls for background ...partnership formation (H4), access to stable employment ...with union formation ...
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Volume 19 - Article 48 | Pages 1693–1726
... The analysis, especially of the Cagliari context, shows how much several factors impact the diffusion of cohabitation and how strongly they are interwoven. External circumstances such as housing and employment market ...
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Volume 37 - Article 18 | Pages 567–598
... Education plays a critical role in union formation, because education is the main determinant of a person’s socioeconomic prospects. As a major global trade hub and financial centre since the extensive ...
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Volume 30 - Article 6 | Pages 187–226
... American union behavior may explain the gap in ...underlying union formation processes at ...the formation of marriage or cohabitation are needed to provide insight into the decision-making ...
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A longitudinal analysis of moving desires, expectations and actual moving behaviour
... a union formation) occurred between the expression of the desire-expectation and the move response (rather than before the desire-expectation as in the multinomial ...
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Interracial marriage formation : entry into first union and transition from cohabitation to marriage
... retrospective survey involve not only recall problems, but also the fact that subjects may reconstruct their histories based on current experiences, mind sets, salience and norms. Retrospective histories underestimate ...
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Volume 33 - Article 22 | Pages 611–652
... Household formation occurred later in first partnerships than in higher-order partnerships (see Chapter ...household formation were found among persons who were living with their parents or were enrolled in ...
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Volume 37 - Article 38 | Pages 1275–1296
... nonmarital union versus a separation from a marriage – would make a difference for union formation, perhaps because cohabiting women differ from married women in their gender-role and family ...
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Volume 32 - Article 11 | Pages 341–368
... We believe that these specific processes of union formation are related to the deep socio-economic changes that took place in Russia in the 1990s, which resulted in low trust and anomie. Cohabitation and ...
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Volume 37 - Article 35 | Pages 1081–1230
... family formation, ...family formation, we have extended the upper age limit with another ten years of ...of union experience by duration of union, from union formation to 15 ...
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Volume 28 - Article 3 | Pages 63–76
... first union (marriage and cohabitation), we would expect educational expansion to increase the number of young adults who have never been in a union and cause the average age at union ...
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Volume 3 - Article 2
... the formation of the second union, by distinguishing between a woman’s and a man’s pre-union children, and by the age of the youngest child at the time of the formation of the second ...
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Volume 19 - Article 14 | Pages 403–454
... family formation, which was the main driving force of the observed decline in the period ...and union formation were generally postponed and became more diverse and less ordered than among their ...
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