Teresa Martín-García
Biographic Data
| ID | 253192 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Teresa Martín-García |
| GIVEN NAMES | Teresa |
| FAMILY NAME | Martín-García |
| SIGNATURE | MARTÍN-GARCÍA T |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research Council |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0274-5765 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 130 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Estrategias de las plataformas de VoD ante los formatos de entretenimiento
En el mercado televisivo actual, la implantación de plataformas de streaming ha reformulado los procesos de producción, distribución y consumo de contenido. A la oferta de ficción de estos operadores se le suma otros formatos que han tratado de emular con particular claridad estrategias de emisión características de la televisión lineal. El objetivo de esta investigación es cartografiar la producción española de programas de entretenimiento por p…
La ciudad universitaria como currículum extendido en alfabetización mediática
Purpose. To analyze the role of the university in expanding media and information literacy (MIL) beyond the formal curriculum, proposing the university campus as an extended curriculum within the urban environment. Methodology. A qualitative, analytical approach is adopted, based on a comparative documentary analysis of international frameworks—particularly UNESCO—and a comparison between Finland and Spain, selected for their relevance to MIL pub…
Birth weight in a warming world
This paper investigates the impact of extreme heat on perinatal health disparities between migrant and native-born populations in Spain. Using birth records from 2018 to 2021, we analyze the effects of heat exposure during pregnancy, measured through orange-level heat alerts (> 37–40 °C), on birth outcomes such as absolute weight, the risk of low birth weight ( 4000 g), and preterm birth (
Should Parents of Young Children Work? Changing Attitudes Toward Maternal and Paternal Full-Time Employment in Spain and Sweden
While there is an extensive literature on cross-country differences in the labor force participation of parents (especially women) with young children that is primarily focused on structural explanatory factors, relatively little is known about attitudes toward maternal and paternal employment. This study used two waves of the European Social Survey (ESS), (2006/07 and 2018/19) to examine whether and how attitudes toward parents of young children…
Ideales igualitarios y planes tradicionales
Esta investigación analiza los planes de cuidado del primer hijo en parejas, indagando en cómo infl uyen los ideales de maternidad/ paternidad, las actitudes de género y las limitaciones institucionales en el proyecto de cuidado del bebé. El estudio se basa en una muestra de 68 parejas de doble ingreso que esperaban su primer hijo en el año 2011. El análisis revela que gran parte de las parejas aspira a que ambos cónyuges continúen trabajando des…
La manutención de los hijos después de la ruptura de parejas casadas y no casadas
Actualmente la cohabitación no matrimonial es aceptada socialmente como un contexto familiar adecuado en el que tener y criar hijos en España; sin embargo, las separaciones de parejas cohabitantes no quedan registradas oficialmente. Este estudio compara la provisión de manutención de hijos por parte de padres no residentes en parejas anteriormente casadas y cohabitantes. El análisis se basa en datos de la Encuesta Española de Fecundidad 2018. Los…
Does what the man studies affect what he does at home? Field of education and gender division of housework and childcare in Norway, Austria and Poland
Using data from the Generations and Gender Survey, this study explores the association between men’s fields of education and the gender division of unpaid work among co-residential heterosexual couples in Norway, Austria and Poland. Fathers’ relative contribution to childcare is higher than it is to domestic work in all three countries, suggesting that men have increasingly become more involved fathers than egalitarian partners. Moreover, the sca…
Fatherhood after Union Breakup in Uruguay
Rising union dissolution in Latin America-and in much of the world-has increased public concern over the involvement of nonresidential fathers in the lives of their children. At the same time, social norms about post-separation fatherhood have changed, increasingly favoring not only economic support, but also participation in child-rearing. In this article, we (a) examine several dimensions of nonresidential fathers' involvement with their childr…
Satisfaction With Work-Life Balance
Cette étude analyse la satisfaction subjective des couples à double revenu quant à l'équilibre vie professionnelle-vie privée après la naissance de leur premier enfant. Nous avons effectué une analyse longitudinale qualitative sur 31 couples espagnols qui se répartissaient de manière égalitaire les tâches domestiques avant la naissance de l'enfant. Les couples participants ont été interrogés pendant la grossesse et environ 18 mois après la naissa…
Women's and Men's Education and Partnership Formation
Using data from the Generation and Gender Survey, this study explores the effect of field of education on first union formation for women and men born since the 1960s in Norway, Austria, Belgium, and Poland. Educational attainment is known to influence differently the union patterns of men and women. These differences in partnership formation have been traditionally explained using the economic interpretation of education. We suggest that looking…
Childbearing within Marriage and Consensual Union in Latin America, 1980-2010
This article compares the fertility patterns of women in consensual union and marriage in 13 Latin American countries, using census microdata from the four most recent census rounds and a methodological approach that combines the own-children method and Poisson regression. Results show that in all these countries, fertility is slightly higher within consensual union than marriage and that the age pattern of fertility is very similar in marital an…
Is Latin America starting to retreat from early and universal childbearing
The 2000 censuses show that the proportion of women below age 30 who are mothers has dropped substantially in most Latin America countries, suggesting that the social imperative of early motherhood, which has long prevailed in the region, is weakening
Not truly partnerless
In Spain, nearly two-thirds of women aged 20-34 have not yet entered their first union. However, almost half of them have a stable partner in a different household. Hence, the drop in marriage rates and low prevalence of cohabitation cannot be rightly
Bring Men Back In
In this article, by focusing on men, I re-examine two established findings concerning the effect of education on family formation. I investigate whether the effects on fertility of timing of departure from education and type of education found among women in Spain apply also for men. I use data from the Spanish Family and Fertility Survey and apply event history models that take account of unobserved heterogeneity. My results show that, for men, …
The Impact of the Type of Education and of Educational Enrolment on First Births
In this paper, we re-examine two established findings concerning the effect of education on women’s family formation. In addition to considering educational choices as a way of accumulating human capital, we also see them as expressing orientations concerning future roles, and as a place of socialization. This leads us to consider not only the level of education but also the type of education. Furthermore, we investigate whether the timing of dep…
Is Latin America starting to retreat from early and universal childbearing
The 2000 censuses show that the proportion of women below age 30 who are mothers has dropped substantially in most Latin America countries, suggesting that the social imperative of early motherhood, which has long prevailed in the region, is weakening
Not truly partnerless
In Spain, nearly two-thirds of women aged 20-34 have not yet entered their first union. However, almost half of them have a stable partner in a different household. Hence, the drop in marriage rates and low prevalence of cohabitation cannot be rightly
The Impact of the Type of Education and of Educational Enrolment on First Births
In this paper, we re-examine two established findings concerning the effect of education on women’s family formation. In addition to considering educational choices as a way of accumulating human capital, we also see them as expressing orientations concerning future roles, and as a place of socialization. This leads us to consider not only the level of education but also the type of education. Furthermore, we investigate whether the timing of dep…
Ideales igualitarios y planes tradicionales
Esta investigación analiza los planes de cuidado del primer hijo en parejas, indagando en cómo infl uyen los ideales de maternidad/ paternidad, las actitudes de género y las limitaciones institucionales en el proyecto de cuidado del bebé. El estudio se basa en una muestra de 68 parejas de doble ingreso que esperaban su primer hijo en el año 2011. El análisis revela que gran parte de las parejas aspira a que ambos cónyuges continúen trabajando des…
Childbearing within Marriage and Consensual Union in Latin America, 1980-2010
This article compares the fertility patterns of women in consensual union and marriage in 13 Latin American countries, using census microdata from the four most recent census rounds and a methodological approach that combines the own-children method and Poisson regression. Results show that in all these countries, fertility is slightly higher within consensual union than marriage and that the age pattern of fertility is very similar in marital an…
Bring Men Back In
In this article, by focusing on men, I re-examine two established findings concerning the effect of education on family formation. I investigate whether the effects on fertility of timing of departure from education and type of education found among women in Spain apply also for men. I use data from the Spanish Family and Fertility Survey and apply event history models that take account of unobserved heterogeneity. My results show that, for men, …
Women's and Men's Education and Partnership Formation
Using data from the Generation and Gender Survey, this study explores the effect of field of education on first union formation for women and men born since the 1960s in Norway, Austria, Belgium, and Poland. Educational attainment is known to influence differently the union patterns of men and women. These differences in partnership formation have been traditionally explained using the economic interpretation of education. We suggest that looking…
Does what the man studies affect what he does at home? Field of education and gender division of housework and childcare in Norway, Austria and Poland
Using data from the Generations and Gender Survey, this study explores the association between men’s fields of education and the gender division of unpaid work among co-residential heterosexual couples in Norway, Austria and Poland. Fathers’ relative contribution to childcare is higher than it is to domestic work in all three countries, suggesting that men have increasingly become more involved fathers than egalitarian partners. Moreover, the sca…
Fatherhood after Union Breakup in Uruguay
Rising union dissolution in Latin America-and in much of the world-has increased public concern over the involvement of nonresidential fathers in the lives of their children. At the same time, social norms about post-separation fatherhood have changed, increasingly favoring not only economic support, but also participation in child-rearing. In this article, we (a) examine several dimensions of nonresidential fathers' involvement with their childr…
Satisfaction With Work-Life Balance
Cette étude analyse la satisfaction subjective des couples à double revenu quant à l'équilibre vie professionnelle-vie privée après la naissance de leur premier enfant. Nous avons effectué une analyse longitudinale qualitative sur 31 couples espagnols qui se répartissaient de manière égalitaire les tâches domestiques avant la naissance de l'enfant. Les couples participants ont été interrogés pendant la grossesse et environ 18 mois après la naissa…
The Impact of the Type of Education and of Educational Enrolment on First Births
In this paper, we re-examine two established findings concerning the effect of education on women’s family formation. In addition to considering educational choices as a way of accumulating human capital, we also see them as expressing orientations concerning future roles, and as a place of socialization. This leads us to consider not only the level of education but also the type of education. Furthermore, we investigate whether the timing of dep…
Not truly partnerless
In Spain, nearly two-thirds of women aged 20-34 have not yet entered their first union. However, almost half of them have a stable partner in a different household. Hence, the drop in marriage rates and low prevalence of cohabitation cannot be rightly
Bring Men Back In
In this article, by focusing on men, I re-examine two established findings concerning the effect of education on family formation. I investigate whether the effects on fertility of timing of departure from education and type of education found among women in Spain apply also for men. I use data from the Spanish Family and Fertility Survey and apply event history models that take account of unobserved heterogeneity. My results show that, for men, …
Is Latin America starting to retreat from early and universal childbearing
The 2000 censuses show that the proportion of women below age 30 who are mothers has dropped substantially in most Latin America countries, suggesting that the social imperative of early motherhood, which has long prevailed in the region, is weakening
Childbearing within Marriage and Consensual Union in Latin America, 1980-2010
This article compares the fertility patterns of women in consensual union and marriage in 13 Latin American countries, using census microdata from the four most recent census rounds and a methodological approach that combines the own-children method and Poisson regression. Results show that in all these countries, fertility is slightly higher within consensual union than marriage and that the age pattern of fertility is very similar in marital an…
Women's and Men's Education and Partnership Formation
Using data from the Generation and Gender Survey, this study explores the effect of field of education on first union formation for women and men born since the 1960s in Norway, Austria, Belgium, and Poland. Educational attainment is known to influence differently the union patterns of men and women. These differences in partnership formation have been traditionally explained using the economic interpretation of education. We suggest that looking…
Satisfaction With Work-Life Balance
Cette étude analyse la satisfaction subjective des couples à double revenu quant à l'équilibre vie professionnelle-vie privée après la naissance de leur premier enfant. Nous avons effectué une analyse longitudinale qualitative sur 31 couples espagnols qui se répartissaient de manière égalitaire les tâches domestiques avant la naissance de l'enfant. Les couples participants ont été interrogés pendant la grossesse et environ 18 mois après la naissa…
Fatherhood after Union Breakup in Uruguay
Rising union dissolution in Latin America-and in much of the world-has increased public concern over the involvement of nonresidential fathers in the lives of their children. At the same time, social norms about post-separation fatherhood have changed, increasingly favoring not only economic support, but also participation in child-rearing. In this article, we (a) examine several dimensions of nonresidential fathers' involvement with their childr…
Does what the man studies affect what he does at home? Field of education and gender division of housework and childcare in Norway, Austria and Poland
Using data from the Generations and Gender Survey, this study explores the association between men’s fields of education and the gender division of unpaid work among co-residential heterosexual couples in Norway, Austria and Poland. Fathers’ relative contribution to childcare is higher than it is to domestic work in all three countries, suggesting that men have increasingly become more involved fathers than egalitarian partners. Moreover, the sca…
Should Parents of Young Children Work? Changing Attitudes Toward Maternal and Paternal Full-Time Employment in Spain and Sweden
While there is an extensive literature on cross-country differences in the labor force participation of parents (especially women) with young children that is primarily focused on structural explanatory factors, relatively little is known about attitudes toward maternal and paternal employment. This study used two waves of the European Social Survey (ESS), (2006/07 and 2018/19) to examine whether and how attitudes toward parents of young children…
Ideales igualitarios y planes tradicionales
Esta investigación analiza los planes de cuidado del primer hijo en parejas, indagando en cómo infl uyen los ideales de maternidad/ paternidad, las actitudes de género y las limitaciones institucionales en el proyecto de cuidado del bebé. El estudio se basa en una muestra de 68 parejas de doble ingreso que esperaban su primer hijo en el año 2011. El análisis revela que gran parte de las parejas aspira a que ambos cónyuges continúen trabajando des…
La manutención de los hijos después de la ruptura de parejas casadas y no casadas
Actualmente la cohabitación no matrimonial es aceptada socialmente como un contexto familiar adecuado en el que tener y criar hijos en España; sin embargo, las separaciones de parejas cohabitantes no quedan registradas oficialmente. Este estudio compara la provisión de manutención de hijos por parte de padres no residentes en parejas anteriormente casadas y cohabitantes. El análisis se basa en datos de la Encuesta Española de Fecundidad 2018. Los…
Birth weight in a warming world
This paper investigates the impact of extreme heat on perinatal health disparities between migrant and native-born populations in Spain. Using birth records from 2018 to 2021, we analyze the effects of heat exposure during pregnancy, measured through orange-level heat alerts (> 37–40 °C), on birth outcomes such as absolute weight, the risk of low birth weight ( 4000 g), and preterm birth (
Estrategias de las plataformas de VoD ante los formatos de entretenimiento
En el mercado televisivo actual, la implantación de plataformas de streaming ha reformulado los procesos de producción, distribución y consumo de contenido. A la oferta de ficción de estos operadores se le suma otros formatos que han tratado de emular con particular claridad estrategias de emisión características de la televisión lineal. El objetivo de esta investigación es cartografiar la producción española de programas de entretenimiento por p…
La ciudad universitaria como currículum extendido en alfabetización mediática
Purpose. To analyze the role of the university in expanding media and information literacy (MIL) beyond the formal curriculum, proposing the university campus as an extended curriculum within the urban environment. Methodology. A qualitative, analytical approach is adopted, based on a comparative documentary analysis of international frameworks—particularly UNESCO—and a comparison between Finland and Spain, selected for their relevance to MIL pub…
Family Dynamics and Relationships (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Demographic economics (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics (6 works) · Demography (5 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (4 works)