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New #publicpolicy #paper “Cork, the Capital of Pappa Lattes? Paternity Benefit Take-up in Ireland” by Stephan Köppe @welfaremarkets, studies who is taking paternity benefit over time and across counties in Ireland @ucd_mpp @ucdsocialpwj @jfamstudies tinyurl.com/pa232
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📢Nova publicació de @CarmeMonts i @RSitjes, membres de Liberi, conjuntament amb Nuria Fuentes i @Gemma_Crous "Differences in the evaluation and satisfaction with foster care between kinship and non-kin foster carers" a @JFamStudies @tandfonline
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I couldn't be more pleased that @AlboMP is considering making changes to the single parent payment. We talked to single mums in 2013 who had been moved onto NewStart and it was dire! #auspol
You can read it here in @JFamStudies
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Finally the paper is out with @ayseguveli in this journal @JFamStudies -
Flying families between the UK and Nepal: compromised intergenerational care amidst a restrictive migration policy context
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Sometimes a thing happens that’s so significant it’s hard to find the words to do it justice. My new book on the history of Australian mothering has been gestating for a decade. There’s so much of myself in this book - may it find the readers who need it manchesteruniversitypress.co…
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Join us for #UWDemSem next week with Hui (Cathy) Lu, @MSU_Sociology, sharing "Social Determinants of Dementia: The Role of Marriage" on Tuesday, April 18th!
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New Ohio State Study: "For each additional sibling the probability of divorce declined by up to 11%."
Growing up with siblings makes you less likely to get divorced mol.im/a/11955517 via @MailOnline cc @FamStudies
Looking for something to read on your way to #PAA2023 this week? Check out these new releases published online from Journal of Family Studies!
"Single by chance or by choice? The social meanings of singlehood and narratives of choice among unpartnered adults in Israel" by Libby Bear & Shira Offer @JFamStudies
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"Equal sharing or not at all caring? Ideals about fathers’ family involvement and the prevalence of the second half of the gender revolution in 27 societies" by Jonas Edlund & Ida Öun @JFamStudies
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Two online events for April! The next webinar in our series (on championing father inclusive practice with marginalised young fathers) where we'll be joined by @FutureMenUK @DadsRockOrg & a book launch for 'Men and Welfare' ed. by @Profatarrant @DrLinziLadlow @drlauraway... 1/3
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“While the demands of different jobs will make flexibility look different in different circumstances, prioritizing accommodating new parents could mean greater willingness to experiment with flexible scheduling and working from home.” @PTBwrites ifstudies.org/blog/wanted-a-…
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We're really facing a #carecrisis where we are seeing shortages of #childcare and #socialcare #elderlycare with the future looking even more bleak. We as society need to start valuing care more and understand its crucial role theguardian.com/society/2023…
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New paper in @JFamStudies w/superstar line of up academics. Using data gathered during #COVID19 across 4countries we show changes in the division of labour&how it influences couple's relationship satisfaction. Results show sharing make mothers happy! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Check out these new and open access text out in @JFamStudies !!!!! 🔓🔓🔓
"Enabling family policies, changing gender norms: increasing childcare and housework among Norwegian fathers from 1980–2010" Anne Lise Ellingsæter and Ragni Hege Kitterød
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"The central European world of fatherhood policies: how individual attitudes mediate the norm of threeness in the Czech Republic and Slovakia" Steven Saxonberg and Hana Maříková doi.org/10.1080/13229400.202…
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