Marjolijn Das
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1520008 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marjolijn Das |
| NOMBRES | Marjolijn |
| APELLIDO | Das |
| FIRMA | DAS M |
| AFILIACIONES | Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3824-1120 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 182 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Life Course Changes in the Geographical Distance Between Adult Children of Immigrants and Their Parents
Objective This study explores how geographical distance between adult children of immigrants and their parents changes in response to partnership formation and partnership dissolution. Background Geographical distance between generations is a key factor in intergenerational support. However, there is limited knowledge about how proximity changes over the life course, with most research confined to Western cultural settings. The lack of comparativ…
The role of network isolation on language proficiency of children of migrants
Although the school performance of children of migrants in the Netherlands continues to improve, it still lags behind compared to that of children of Dutch origin, which contributes to inequality in socio-economic outcomes. To reduce this performance gap it is of great societal importance to gain insight into the factors influencing language proficiency of children of migrants. This paper investigates to what extent the share of people from child…
Trends in inequality of opportunity
Inequality of opportunity and its trend over time is one of the most prominent policy concerns in Western countries. In social sciences, intergenerational transmission of education is often used as an indicator of inequality of opportunity. However, this neglects the role of genes. Twin studies parse out the effects of genes, the shared environment and the non-shared environment. This study uses population-wide data on twins and siblings from int…
Women’s migration to cities
This study investigates the consequences of female rural-urban migration with respect to their education, career, and relationship and family formation in the Netherlands. The study is based on four birth cohorts of Dutch women born in 1970-1973 in rural areas, comparing those who had migrated to urban areas before the age of 25 with those who had remained behind. Outcomes were measured at age 42. The data were derived from administrative registe…
Change or stability in educational inequalities? Educational mobility and school effects in the context of a major urban policy
Urban areas are facing increasing social inequalities, which governments try to tackle with social policy. This study examines one of the most ambitious urban policies in the history of Dutch policies that aims to increase educational attainment amongst disadvantaged children in one of the poorest areas in the Netherlands. We investigate to what extent inequality in educational attainment based on parental education has changed during the first p…
A Whole Population Network and Its Application for the Social Sciences
This data brief presents a whole population network file constructed from administrative data. The network incorporates 1.4 billion relationships between all 17 million inhabitants of the Netherlands in 2018. Relationships are identified between individuals who live in the same household, live close to each other, work for the same company, attend the same educational institution, or belong to the same extended family. The network file is availab…
Understanding Couple Migration towards Core and Peripheral Regions
Numerous studies have demonstrated that men's educational profiles dominate couple migration decisions. However, most of these investigated the US context or were conducted in the previous century. This study examines the role of both partners' educational attainments in couple migration in recent years in a new context: the Netherlands. The Netherlands is one of the countries in which women surpass men in educational attainment. We take a geogra…
Towards a typology of childhood internal mobility
Moving during childhood is an important life event that is often stressful and potentially disruptive. With the majority of existing studies on childhood internal mobility using a one‐dimensional measure of mobility and focusing on the total population, there is still limited knowledge on differential childhood mobility patterns for children of different migrant origins. In this study, we acknowledge the multidimensional nature of mobility by cov…
Sociocultural, economic and ethnic homogeneity in residential mobility and spatial sorting among couples
This study aims to advance the spatial conceptualization of 'social homophily' by relating the match, or mismatch, between a household's social and sociocultural characteristics and the characteristics of the neighbourhood of residence to the probability of moving away from that neighbourhood. Three matching dimensions were investigated: economic status, ethnic background and sociocultural disposition. This paper's focus is on the sociocultural d…
Intergenerational transmission of educational attainment in adoptive families in the Netherlands
Mothers' Mobility after Separation
Starting from a life course perspective, this study aims to gain more insight into mobility patterns of recently separated mothers, focusing especially on moves to the location of their own mother: the maternal grandmother. Separated mothers, having linked lives with their own mothers, may benefit from their practical and emotional support. Additionally, the grandparents' home can be a (temporary) place to stay shortly after divorce. Data come fr…
Adaptive behaviour in urban space
The social relationship between an individual and their residential environment is shaped by a range of housing market rules and regulations, by residential choice and by constraints. This paper elaborates on that relationship by focusing on the distance between an individual’s (and his/her household) social position and the social position of the neighbourhood of residence. Through the analysis of large-scale longitudinal register data for each …
Neighbourhood Composition and Economic Prospects
‘How does the “social” and “cultural” neighbourhood composition impact on the economic prospects of its inhabitants?’ We addressed this question, while using a new longitudinal dataset. We analysed the individual income changes between 1999 and 2005 of all Dutch 18–49 year‐olds (subdivided in four strata) who stayed in the same neighbourhood throughout the period while focusing on the role of neighbourhood after controlling for a range of individ…
Relative resources and moving from the joint home around divorce
We investigated the influence of relative resources on who moves from the marital home around divorce: the man, the woman, or both ex-partners. The likelihood of moving was expected to be smaller with greater relative resources. The study used register data from the Social Statistical Database for the Netherlands and multinomial logistic regression models. We found an asymmetrical effect of relative income: all else being equal, the woman was mor…
Life Events and the Gap between Intention to Move and Actual Mobility
Life events are frequently mentioned as a reason why people do not behave according to their mobility intentions. However, there is little empirical evidence concerning the role of life events in the discrepancy between stated mobility intentions and actual mobility behaviour. The authors clarify the role of life events in this discrepancy using a longitudinal dataset from the Netherlands, in which the Housing Demand Survey 2002 is enriched with …
Postconflict Affiliation and Stress-Related Behavior of Long-Tailed Macaque Aggressors
Affiliation Between Aggressors and Third Parties Following Conflicts in Long-Tailed Macaques (Macaca fascicularis)
Methodological improvements for the study of reconciliation
Postconflict social interactions among barbary macaques (Macaca sylvanus)
Life Events and the Gap between Intention to Move and Actual Mobility
Life events are frequently mentioned as a reason why people do not behave according to their mobility intentions. However, there is little empirical evidence concerning the role of life events in the discrepancy between stated mobility intentions and actual mobility behaviour. The authors clarify the role of life events in this discrepancy using a longitudinal dataset from the Netherlands, in which the Housing Demand Survey 2002 is enriched with …
Adaptive behaviour in urban space
The social relationship between an individual and their residential environment is shaped by a range of housing market rules and regulations, by residential choice and by constraints. This paper elaborates on that relationship by focusing on the distance between an individual’s (and his/her household) social position and the social position of the neighbourhood of residence. Through the analysis of large-scale longitudinal register data for each …
Mothers' Mobility after Separation
Starting from a life course perspective, this study aims to gain more insight into mobility patterns of recently separated mothers, focusing especially on moves to the location of their own mother: the maternal grandmother. Separated mothers, having linked lives with their own mothers, may benefit from their practical and emotional support. Additionally, the grandparents' home can be a (temporary) place to stay shortly after divorce. Data come fr…
Relative resources and moving from the joint home around divorce
We investigated the influence of relative resources on who moves from the marital home around divorce: the man, the woman, or both ex-partners. The likelihood of moving was expected to be smaller with greater relative resources. The study used register data from the Social Statistical Database for the Netherlands and multinomial logistic regression models. We found an asymmetrical effect of relative income: all else being equal, the woman was mor…
Postconflict Affiliation and Stress-Related Behavior of Long-Tailed Macaque Aggressors
Sociocultural, economic and ethnic homogeneity in residential mobility and spatial sorting among couples
This study aims to advance the spatial conceptualization of 'social homophily' by relating the match, or mismatch, between a household's social and sociocultural characteristics and the characteristics of the neighbourhood of residence to the probability of moving away from that neighbourhood. Three matching dimensions were investigated: economic status, ethnic background and sociocultural disposition. This paper's focus is on the sociocultural d…
Postconflict social interactions among barbary macaques (Macaca sylvanus)
Neighbourhood Composition and Economic Prospects
‘How does the “social” and “cultural” neighbourhood composition impact on the economic prospects of its inhabitants?’ We addressed this question, while using a new longitudinal dataset. We analysed the individual income changes between 1999 and 2005 of all Dutch 18–49 year‐olds (subdivided in four strata) who stayed in the same neighbourhood throughout the period while focusing on the role of neighbourhood after controlling for a range of individ…
Intergenerational transmission of educational attainment in adoptive families in the Netherlands
A Whole Population Network and Its Application for the Social Sciences
This data brief presents a whole population network file constructed from administrative data. The network incorporates 1.4 billion relationships between all 17 million inhabitants of the Netherlands in 2018. Relationships are identified between individuals who live in the same household, live close to each other, work for the same company, attend the same educational institution, or belong to the same extended family. The network file is availab…
Towards a typology of childhood internal mobility
Moving during childhood is an important life event that is often stressful and potentially disruptive. With the majority of existing studies on childhood internal mobility using a one‐dimensional measure of mobility and focusing on the total population, there is still limited knowledge on differential childhood mobility patterns for children of different migrant origins. In this study, we acknowledge the multidimensional nature of mobility by cov…
Affiliation Between Aggressors and Third Parties Following Conflicts in Long-Tailed Macaques (Macaca fascicularis)
Change or stability in educational inequalities? Educational mobility and school effects in the context of a major urban policy
Urban areas are facing increasing social inequalities, which governments try to tackle with social policy. This study examines one of the most ambitious urban policies in the history of Dutch policies that aims to increase educational attainment amongst disadvantaged children in one of the poorest areas in the Netherlands. We investigate to what extent inequality in educational attainment based on parental education has changed during the first p…
Methodological improvements for the study of reconciliation
Postconflict social interactions among barbary macaques (Macaca sylvanus)
Affiliation Between Aggressors and Third Parties Following Conflicts in Long-Tailed Macaques (Macaca fascicularis)
Postconflict Affiliation and Stress-Related Behavior of Long-Tailed Macaque Aggressors
Relative resources and moving from the joint home around divorce
We investigated the influence of relative resources on who moves from the marital home around divorce: the man, the woman, or both ex-partners. The likelihood of moving was expected to be smaller with greater relative resources. The study used register data from the Social Statistical Database for the Netherlands and multinomial logistic regression models. We found an asymmetrical effect of relative income: all else being equal, the woman was mor…
Life Events and the Gap between Intention to Move and Actual Mobility
Life events are frequently mentioned as a reason why people do not behave according to their mobility intentions. However, there is little empirical evidence concerning the role of life events in the discrepancy between stated mobility intentions and actual mobility behaviour. The authors clarify the role of life events in this discrepancy using a longitudinal dataset from the Netherlands, in which the Housing Demand Survey 2002 is enriched with …
Neighbourhood Composition and Economic Prospects
‘How does the “social” and “cultural” neighbourhood composition impact on the economic prospects of its inhabitants?’ We addressed this question, while using a new longitudinal dataset. We analysed the individual income changes between 1999 and 2005 of all Dutch 18–49 year‐olds (subdivided in four strata) who stayed in the same neighbourhood throughout the period while focusing on the role of neighbourhood after controlling for a range of individ…
Mothers' Mobility after Separation
Starting from a life course perspective, this study aims to gain more insight into mobility patterns of recently separated mothers, focusing especially on moves to the location of their own mother: the maternal grandmother. Separated mothers, having linked lives with their own mothers, may benefit from their practical and emotional support. Additionally, the grandparents' home can be a (temporary) place to stay shortly after divorce. Data come fr…
Adaptive behaviour in urban space
The social relationship between an individual and their residential environment is shaped by a range of housing market rules and regulations, by residential choice and by constraints. This paper elaborates on that relationship by focusing on the distance between an individual’s (and his/her household) social position and the social position of the neighbourhood of residence. Through the analysis of large-scale longitudinal register data for each …
Intergenerational transmission of educational attainment in adoptive families in the Netherlands
Sociocultural, economic and ethnic homogeneity in residential mobility and spatial sorting among couples
This study aims to advance the spatial conceptualization of 'social homophily' by relating the match, or mismatch, between a household's social and sociocultural characteristics and the characteristics of the neighbourhood of residence to the probability of moving away from that neighbourhood. Three matching dimensions were investigated: economic status, ethnic background and sociocultural disposition. This paper's focus is on the sociocultural d…
Towards a typology of childhood internal mobility
Moving during childhood is an important life event that is often stressful and potentially disruptive. With the majority of existing studies on childhood internal mobility using a one‐dimensional measure of mobility and focusing on the total population, there is still limited knowledge on differential childhood mobility patterns for children of different migrant origins. In this study, we acknowledge the multidimensional nature of mobility by cov…
Understanding Couple Migration towards Core and Peripheral Regions
Numerous studies have demonstrated that men's educational profiles dominate couple migration decisions. However, most of these investigated the US context or were conducted in the previous century. This study examines the role of both partners' educational attainments in couple migration in recent years in a new context: the Netherlands. The Netherlands is one of the countries in which women surpass men in educational attainment. We take a geogra…
Women’s migration to cities
This study investigates the consequences of female rural-urban migration with respect to their education, career, and relationship and family formation in the Netherlands. The study is based on four birth cohorts of Dutch women born in 1970-1973 in rural areas, comparing those who had migrated to urban areas before the age of 25 with those who had remained behind. Outcomes were measured at age 42. The data were derived from administrative registe…
Change or stability in educational inequalities? Educational mobility and school effects in the context of a major urban policy
Urban areas are facing increasing social inequalities, which governments try to tackle with social policy. This study examines one of the most ambitious urban policies in the history of Dutch policies that aims to increase educational attainment amongst disadvantaged children in one of the poorest areas in the Netherlands. We investigate to what extent inequality in educational attainment based on parental education has changed during the first p…
A Whole Population Network and Its Application for the Social Sciences
This data brief presents a whole population network file constructed from administrative data. The network incorporates 1.4 billion relationships between all 17 million inhabitants of the Netherlands in 2018. Relationships are identified between individuals who live in the same household, live close to each other, work for the same company, attend the same educational institution, or belong to the same extended family. The network file is availab…
Life Course Changes in the Geographical Distance Between Adult Children of Immigrants and Their Parents
Objective This study explores how geographical distance between adult children of immigrants and their parents changes in response to partnership formation and partnership dissolution. Background Geographical distance between generations is a key factor in intergenerational support. However, there is limited knowledge about how proximity changes over the life course, with most research confined to Western cultural settings. The lack of comparativ…
The role of network isolation on language proficiency of children of migrants
Although the school performance of children of migrants in the Netherlands continues to improve, it still lags behind compared to that of children of Dutch origin, which contributes to inequality in socio-economic outcomes. To reduce this performance gap it is of great societal importance to gain insight into the factors influencing language proficiency of children of migrants. This paper investigates to what extent the share of people from child…
Trends in inequality of opportunity
Inequality of opportunity and its trend over time is one of the most prominent policy concerns in Western countries. In social sciences, intergenerational transmission of education is often used as an indicator of inequality of opportunity. However, this neglects the role of genes. Twin studies parse out the effects of genes, the shared environment and the non-shared environment. This study uses population-wide data on twins and siblings from int…
Sociology (11 obras) · Demographic economics (10 obras) · Geography (10 obras) · Demography (9 obras) · Economics (9 obras) · Psychology (9 obras) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (9 obras) · Demography (6 obras) · Population (6 obras) · Developmental psychology (5 obras)