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Heft 1-2019, Jahrgang 31
ZfF – Zeitschrift für Familienforschung | Journal of Family Research
Schwerpunktthema: Freie Beiträge
> Parental separation and children’s educational attainment in Spain: Heterogeneity and rare and common educational outcomes
> Having power, having babies? Fertility patterns among German elite politicians
> Does fixed-term employment delay important partnership events?
> Does sibling and twin similarities differ in cognitive ability by parents’ education?
> Sex and housework: Does perceived fairness of the distribution of houseword actually matter?
> Chinese parent-child relationships in later life in the context of social inequalities
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Fabrizio Bernardi

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Chiara Ludovica Comolli

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Ansgar Hudde

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Carmen Friedrich

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Daniel Baron

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Ingmar Rapp

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Tina Baier

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Kristin Hajek

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Thomas Emery

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Pearl Dykstra

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Maja Djundeva

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Schlagwörter

Atypical employment, Biographical data, China, Cognitive ability, Cohabitation, Diverging destinies, educational inequality, Educational outcomes fertility, Elite, Family economics, Fixed effects, Fixed term employment, Heterogeneity, Housework distribution, Inequality, Intergenerational support, Intergenerational transmission, Latent class analysis, marriage, Pairfam, Parental separation, Partnership stabilization, Perceived fairness, Politicians, Real estate purchase, sexual frequency, sexual satisfaction, Sibling correlations, Twins