He is also affiliated to the netherlands interdisciplinary demographic institute nidiknaw. The book represents the firstever longitudinal analysis of microlevel data from these oecd countries focusing exclusively on womens relationship to the labor market in a globalizing world. Learning a new language also influences the way children form and maintain their friendships. Researcher, netherlands interdisciplinary demographic institute nidiknaw, the hague. Olga nottmeyer of diw berlin finds that while immigrants from turkey, by far germanys largest immigrant group, have had low rates of intermarriage in the first generation, intermarriage rates among secondgeneration turkish men are increasing. The declining political significance of social class.
Ascriptive status homogamy is measured by the similarity of spouses with. Matthijs kalmijn is a professor of sociology and leader of the programme group institutions, inequalities and life courses at the university of amsterdam uva. People have a tendency to marry within their social group or to marry a person who is close to them in status. Matthijs kalmijn stanford center on poverty and inequality. Matthijs kalmijn, professor of sociology at the university of amsterdam and research fellow at nidi, has been awarded an advanced grant of the european research council. Secondary areas are social networks and relationships, social stratification and inequality, and ethnicity. Tilburg university marriage rituals as reinforcers of role.
Matthijs kalmijn is a full professor of sociology at the university of amsterdam and senior researcher at the netherlands interdisciplinary demographic institute in the hague. The effects of ageing on intergenerational support exchange. Clark, terry nichols, seymour martin lipset, and michael rempel. Marriage rituals as reinforcers of role transitions. A comparison of 25 european countries, matthijs kalmijn, tilburg university may 20, 2011 jianwen wei april 29, 2011 overwork and the persistence of occupational sex segregation, youngjoo cha, indiana april 22, 2011. Explaining differences in marriage choices among national origin groups in the united states. Matthijs kalmijn, department of sociology, tilburg. The transmission of individual characteristics and behaviors across generations has frequently been studied in the social sciences. Using original sources, the book gives students a chance to see how research findings are interpreted and incorporated into sociological theory. Marriage patterns arise from the interplay between three social forces. Jun 27, 2016 socioeconomic patterns of marriage and divorce. Comparing logit and probit coefficients across groups, sociological methods and. Matthijs kalmijn university of amsterdam, amsterdam. Written by an international team of experts, this comprehensive volume investigates modernday family relationships, partnering, and parenting set against a backdrop of rapid social, economic, cultural, and technological change.
Using a unique and largescale sample of administrative records from the netherlands, we analyze the link between couples income dynamics and union dissolution for married and cohabiting unions over. Introduction i dont know if i ever will get married. Socioeconomic patterns of marriage and divorce penn. How do childrens life course transitions affect the wellbeing of their parents. Spouse selection among the children of european immigrants. Men, women and household work in crossnational perspective 2010 jacqueline scott is professor of empirical sociology in the faculty of human, social and. Intermarriage trends in new haven, 18701940, american journal of sociology, 48. The grant allows him to develop an extensive research programme on intergenerational reproduction and solidarity in. Kalmijn, department of sociology, tilburg university, p. Joint and separated lifestyles in couple relationships. It is found that assortative mating by economic status, the economic dimension of status homogamy is more important when people marry late, and economic stats homogamy has increased between 1970 and 1980 at the expense of cultural status homogamy.
Empirical approaches to sociology is the only introductory level reader to offer a selection of major articles that are rich in data, yet may be easily understood without advanced math skills. For a growing number of children, however, the biological father was present in the household for only part of the time. Income dynamics in couples and the dissolution of marriage and. Her previous book, edited with sonja drobnic, is dividing the domestic. Family disruption and intergenerational reproduction. The moderating role of education and former occupation for mens volunteering after retirement. Judith treas is chancellors professor of sociology and director of the center for demographic and social analysis at the university of california, irvine. In contrast to previous approaches, this article treats marriage choice as a multidimensional phenomenon and makes a distinction between ascriptive and achievementoriented characteristics.
Dissertation abstracts international sociological association. For information and rates, please contact the advertising sales staff, the university of chicago. Grandparents resources and grandchildrens schooling. Covers a broad range of topics, including social inequality, parenting practices, childrens work, changing patterns of citizenship, multicultural families, and. Nov 04, 2016 thomas leopold 1 and matthijs kalmijn 1, 2 1 department of sociology, university of amsterdam, nieuwe achtergracht 166, 1018wv, amsterdam, netherlands 2 netherlands interdisciplinary demographic institute nidi, the hague, netherlands.
Life course changes of children and wellbeing of parents. Department of sociology, university of amsterdam, nieuwe achtergracht 166, 1018. Matthijs kalmijn is professor of sociology at tilburg university. The wiley blackwell companion to the sociology of families.
This paper is part of the pionierprogram the management of matches which was funded by the dutch science foundation grant number pgs 50370. The grant allows him to develop an extensive research programme on intergenerational reproduction and solidarity in an era of family complexity. Less is known about such effects for cohabiting relationships. Joint and separated lifestyles in couple relationships by. The relevance of studying these issues lies in the enormous social and demographic.
Socioeconomic differentials in the impact of life course. Sociologists have most often examined endogamy and homogamy with respect to raceethnicity, religion, and socioeconomic status. Assortative mating by cultural and economic occupational. The effects of ageing on intergenerational support. Using a large panel survey among parents with longitudinal information on 2 randomly chosen children, the authors analyzed the effects of childrens union formation, parenthood, and union dissolution on changes in depressive symptoms of parents. The gendered nature of divorce and its determinants. Pdf the effects of divorce on mens employment and social. Socioeconomic patterns of marriage and divorce penn wharton. This study examines two microlevel hypotheses about status homogamy. The impact of globalization on mens labor market mobility in sweden tomas korpi and michael tahlin 6. Status homogamy in the united states american journal of. A study of immigrant groups in nine western countries. His research focusses on family sociology and social demography. A survey among 1,523 married and cohabiting couples in the netherlands is used to describe the extent to which couples have lifestyles characterized by separate leisure pursuits.
Examining transformational resistance through a critical race and latcrit theory framework chicana and chicano. New insights in trends, causes and consequences of relation breakups, edited by dimitri mortelmans 2019. Socioeconomic differentials in the impact of life course transitions on wellbeing. Matthijs kalmijn, department of sociology, tilburg university, po box 90. Matthijs kalmijn, department of sociology, utrecht university, utrecht, the netherlands. Jacqueline scott is professor of empirical sociology in the faculty of human, social and political sciences, university of cambridge and a fellow of queens college. It is found that assortative mating by economic status, the economic dimension of status homogamy is more important when people marry late, and economic stats homogamy has. Gender differences in the effects of divorce, widowhood and remarriage on intergenerational support. May 27, 2015 the transmission of individual characteristics and behaviors across generations has frequently been studied in the social sciences. Matthijs kalmijn at university of amsterdam matthijs kalmijn. Gender inequalities in production and reproduction with shirley dex and anke plagnol. A read is counted each time someone views a publication summary such as the title, abstract, and list of authors, clicks on a figure, or views or downloads the fulltext. Caring for grandchildrengrandparentingis an important form of support that parents can provide to their adult children and has been studied as one.
What are the implications of these changes for the process of intergenerational transmission. Kalmijn has specialized in family sociology and social demography. The wiley blackwell companion to the sociology of families brings together a collection of original essays that investigate partnering, parenting, and families against the backdrop of rapid social change brought about by globalization, contested cultural values, severe economic shocks, new technologies, and. Assortative mating by cultural and economic occupational status.
Advertising space in the american journal of sociology is available, as is rental of its subscriber list. Several studies have shown that a wifes strong socioeconomic position is associated with an increase in the risk of divorce. Detailed occupations of newlyweds in the 1970 and 1980 censuses are analyzed. Using original sources, the book gives readers a chance to see how research findings are interpreted and incorporated into sociological theory. Most common are sociological studies in which the educational and occupational attainment of parents are related to the educational and occupational attainment of their children bar haim and shavit 20. A multiactor survey of adult children and their parents in the netherlands okin kalmijn, m. Adult intergenerational relationships the wiley blackwell. Scales of cultural and economic occupational status are developed, and longlinear models of scaled association are used to analyze 70 x 70 occupational marriage tables. Using a unique and largescale sample of administrative records from the netherlands, we analyze the link between couples income dynamics and union dissolution for married and cohabiting unions over a. Additionally, sociologists have argued that favoritism of biological children has a normative component due to the symbolic meaning of blood. The effects of divorce on mens employment and social security histories. The effect of children on mens and womens chances of repartnering in a european context. In family sociology, there is a rapidly increasing amount of interest in the role of grandparents in families birditt et al.
This study used data on couples from the 2003 spanish time use survey n 1,416 to analyze how work schedules are associated with family, couple, parentchild, and nonfamily leisure activities. A common hypothesis in the literature on intergenerational relationships is that the flow of support reverses as parents age rossi and rossi 1990. Part vi families in context 23 public policy and families 467 pernilla tunberger and wendy siglerushton. When children are young adults, parents would give more support to children than they receive, but when parents become older, the support that children give to parents would increase and the support that parents give would decline. According to classical works on social stratification, status homogamy can be regarded as an indicator of the openness of society. Kalmijn has initiated and cocoordinated several largescale social surveys in the netherlands, including the netherlands kinship panel study nkps, and, more recently, the netherlands longitudinal lifecourse study nells. Actress jennifer lawrence, abc interview with diane sawyer, 1125, 20.
University of groningen social stratification and attitudes. Pdf change and stability in the social determinants of divorce. Men, women and household work in crossnational perspective 2010. Curriculum vitae matthijs kalmijn january 22, 2020.
Destinationlanguage proficiency in crossnational perspective. Is divorce more painful when couples have children. Mobility of men in the danish labor market daniela grunow and soren lethsorensen part iv. Unprecedented social changes are taking place that pose new challenges for families. His main research fields are family, life courses, and intergenerational relationships.
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