Teresa Castro Martins
Biographic Data
| ID | 120113 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Teresa Castro Martins |
| GIVEN NAMES | Teresa Castro |
| FAMILY NAME | Martins |
| SIGNATURE | MARTINS T C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7791-9977 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 41 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 837 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 41 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 15 |
Birth weight in a warming world: Investigating the protective role of the “healthy immigrant effect” against extreme heat
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 (
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…
Families in Latin America: Trends, Singularities, and Contextual Factors
We review demographic and sociological literature on family dynamics in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) and systematize major trends in union formation and fertility in recent decades. We also highlight the singularities that distinguish family patterns and trends in LAC from those in other world regions and discuss the contextual factors underlying these singularities. Latin American families have undergone substantial changes in their con…
Are Separated Fathers Less or More Involved in Childrearing than Partnered Fathers
Separated fathers are generally assumed to be less involved with their children than partnered fathers. Yet, extant research on separated fathers has mainly focused on nonresident fathers without taking into consideration the existing diversity in post-separation residence arrangements. In fact, separated resident and shared residence fathers may possibly be more involved than partnered fathers, because the former likely bear primary childcare re…
Unmarried cohabitation and its fertility in Ireland: Towards post-Catholic family dynamics
Ireland was known for being conservative in family matters. The 2015 referendum that allowed same-sex marriage and the 2018 one that allowed abortion showed this is no longer true. This article aims at better understanding recent family change in Ireland by looking at changes in values on topics related with family behaviour and change in behaviour related with family formation–the rise of unmarried cohabitation, and childbearing within unmarried…
Fatherhood after Union Breakup in Uruguay: Transitory or Life-Long Commitment
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 Migrant Background Matter for Adolescents’ Fertility Preferences? The Latin American 1.5 Generation in Spain
Mixed marriages between immigrants and natives in Spain: The gendered effect of marriage market constraints
Spain has become an important immigrant destination relatively recently. Marriages between natives and immigrants are among the most important agents of social and cultural change in contemporary Spanish society
Change and continuity in the fertility of unpartnered women in Latin America, 1980-2010
Over the last decades, the proportion of children born to unmarried mothers has been increasing in Latin America while unmarried cohabitation has become more common. One would expect the former to be a consequence of the latter and that the proportion of c
Social policies, separation, and second birth spacing in Western Europe
This paper studies postseparation fertility behavior. The aim is to investigate whether, and if so how, separation affects second birth spacing in Western European countries
Childbearing patterns among immigrant women and their daughters in Spain: Over-adaptation or structural constraints
Spain, a country with one of the lowest fertility levels in the world, has recently received intense immigration flows that may contribute to fertility recovery
Women's and Men's Education and Partnership Formation: Does the Field of Education Matter
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…
Partnership formation and dissolution among immigrants in the Spanish context
The diversification of partnership patterns away from the traditional marriage standard emerged in Spain relatively late. This makes Spain an interesting case for the study of the partnership dynamics of natives and immigrant groups
The contributions of childbearing within marriage and within consensual union to fertility in Latin America, 1980-2010
Research has shown that the prevalence of unmarried cohabitation has increased in most Latin American countries and that childbearing within consensual union, traditionally confined to low-income groups, is becoming socially acceptable among highly educate
Demographic Issues of Intra-European Migration: Destinations, Family and Settlement
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…
The reproductive context of cohabitation in comparative perspective: Contraceptive use in the United States, Spain, and France
BACKGROUND \nDiscussions of cohabitation’s place in family formation regimes frequently emphasize comparisons of reproductive behavior among married versus cohabiting couples. Many argue that the rise in cohabitation may have been fueled by availability of highly effective contraception, but that differences in contraceptive use between married and cohabiting couples should diminish as cohabitation becomes more established. \nOBJECTIVE \nWe ask w…
Grasping the Diversity of Cohabitation: Fertility Intentions Among Cohabiters Across Europe
The authors examined the association between different meanings of cohabitation and fertility intentions. Using data from the Generations and Gender Surveys on 5,565 cohabiters from 9 European countries (Austria, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Norway, Romania, and Russia), they proposed a cohabitation typology based on attitudes toward marriage, intentions to marry, and perceived economic deprivation. Despite substantial variation…
Euromarriages in Spain: Recent Trends and Patterns in the Context of European Integration
This article examines recent trends and patterns in binational marriages between European citizens in Spain over a 20‐year period and the sociodemographic profile and nationality composition of these binational marriages. The analysis relies on aggregate marriage statistics and on marriage register microdata for 2008–2009. We use odds ratios to monitor trends and characteristics of binational marriages and multinomial regression to further examin…
Cohabitation in Spain: No Longer a Marginal Path to Family Formation
Although many indicators reflect the marked retreat from marriage occurring in Spain since the 1980s, the diffusion of cohabitation has been slow. The confluence of very low and late fertility, latest-late marriage, and low cohabitation has been largely regarded as defying the predictions of the second demographic transition and has fueled a debate over the distinctiveness of the Mediterranean model of family formation. Comparative analyses based…
Estimation indirecte du nombre d'immigrés en Espagne à partir des taux de fécondité et des naissances
Cet article propose une méthode indirecte pour valider les décomptes du nombre d'immigrés en Espagne établis à partir des registres municipaux de population, qui pourraient surestimer le nombre d'immigrés du fait de doubles enregistrements et de défauts de radiation en cas de départ du pays. La méthode proposée utilise deux types d'informations?: le nombre de naissances issues d'immigrés et leurs taux de fécondité. Les statistiques de naissances …
Estimating the Number of Immigrants in Spain: An Indirect Method Based on Births and Fertility Rates
Cet article propose une méthode indirecte pour valider les décomptes du nombre d’immigrés en Espagne établis à partir des registres municipaux de population, qui pourraient surestimer le nombre d’immigrés du fait de doubles enregistrements et de défauts de radiation en cas de départ du pays. La méthode proposée utilise deux types d’informations : le nombre de naissances issues d’immigrés et leurs taux de fécondité. Les statistiques de naissances …
Maternidades y fronteras. La fecundidad de las mujeres inmigrantes en España
Este artículo tiene como objetivo examinar los patrones reproductivos de la población inmigrante y evaluar en qué medida difieren de los de la población española, utilizando las biografías migratorias y reproductivas de la Encuesta Nacional de Inmigrantes 2007. Los resultados muestran que la fecundidad de las mujeres inmigrantes difiere poco en su nivel —aunque bastante en su calendario— de la de las españolas, excepto en el caso de las africanas…
Modelos familiares de aquí o de allá? Pautas de cohabitación entre las mujeres latinoamericanas en España
En el contexto del intenso crecimiento de los flujos de inmigración internacional en España, el propósito de esta investigación es establecer en qué medida las inmigrantes latinoamericanas reproducen en España patrones propios de las pautas conyugales de sus países de origen. A tal efecto, se utilizan para el análisis de la cohabitación la Encuesta Nacional de Inmigrantes, la Encuesta de Población Activa y el registro de nacimientos del Movimient…
Single motherhood and low birthweight in Spain: Narrowing social inequalities in health
Nonmarital childbearing is becoming an increasingly common path to family formation in Spain. The proportion of births to unmarried mothers has increased from 2% in 1975 to 30.2% in 2007. Along with this marked increase, there has been an important shi
Recent trends in marital disruption
The post-1980 decline in the crude divorce rate must be interpreted in the context of the long-term trend and in terms of what we know about composition effects on crude measures—particularly given shifts in age at marriage and the age composition effects of the baby boom. Data from the June 1985 Current Population Survey permit more detailed, exposure-specific measurements as well as the use of separation as the event terminating marriage. Estim…
The Impact of Family Background and Early Marital Factors on Marital Disruption
A high level of marital disruption remains a major factor of American family experience. This analysis takes advantage of the broad coverage of family-related issues by the National Survey of Families and Households (1987-1988) to explore both methodological and substantive issues concerning marital dissolution in the United States. The analysis finds that marital disruptions are seriously underreported by males, making the analysis of male marit…
Women's Education and Fertility: Results from 26 Demographic and Health Surveys
This article presents an updated overview of the relationship between women's education and fertility. Data from the Demographic and Health Surveys for 26 countries are examined. The analysis confirms that higher education is consistently associated with lower fertility. However, a considerable diversity exists in the magnitude of the gap between upper and lower educational strata and in the strength of the association. In some of the least-devel…
Consensual Unions in Latin America: Persistence of a Dual Nuptiality System
Nuptiality patterns have undergone significant transformations in the past decades. The increase in cohabitation is one of the trends that has recently attracted growing attention in the demographic and sociological literature. However, research has focused almost entirely on the developed world. This study highlights that cohabitation is not a phenomenon exclusive to Western industrialized countries; in fact, its prevalence is higher in Latin Am…
Changing Patterns of Remarriage
After briefly reviewing recent trends in US remarriage rates this paper focuses on the variation in these rates as measured in the 1980 and 1985 June Current Population Surveys. For data quality reasons it focuses on rates observed in the 5 years before each of the surveys. It begins by discussing the demographic composition of separation cohorts as a factor affecting remarriage rates and ultimately the structure of remarriages. It next examines …
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: Non-residential partnerships and retreat from marriage in Spain
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
Childbearing patterns among immigrant women and their daughters in Spain: Over-adaptation or structural constraints
Spain, a country with one of the lowest fertility levels in the world, has recently received intense immigration flows that may contribute to fertility recovery
Cohabitation in Spain: No Longer a Marginal Path to Family Formation
Although many indicators reflect the marked retreat from marriage occurring in Spain since the 1980s, the diffusion of cohabitation has been slow. The confluence of very low and late fertility, latest-late marriage, and low cohabitation has been largely regarded as defying the predictions of the second demographic transition and has fueled a debate over the distinctiveness of the Mediterranean model of family formation. Comparative analyses based…
Maternidades y fronteras. La fecundidad de las mujeres inmigrantes en España
Este artículo tiene como objetivo examinar los patrones reproductivos de la población inmigrante y evaluar en qué medida difieren de los de la población española, utilizando las biografías migratorias y reproductivas de la Encuesta Nacional de Inmigrantes 2007. Los resultados muestran que la fecundidad de las mujeres inmigrantes difiere poco en su nivel —aunque bastante en su calendario— de la de las españolas, excepto en el caso de las africanas…
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…
Grasping the Diversity of Cohabitation: Fertility Intentions Among Cohabiters Across Europe
The authors examined the association between different meanings of cohabitation and fertility intentions. Using data from the Generations and Gender Surveys on 5,565 cohabiters from 9 European countries (Austria, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Norway, Romania, and Russia), they proposed a cohabitation typology based on attitudes toward marriage, intentions to marry, and perceived economic deprivation. Despite substantial variation…
Childbearing Patterns of Foreign Women in a New Immigration Country: The Case of Spain
Pays d’emigration pendant des siecles, l’Espagne est devenue un pays d’immigration depuis une vingtaine d’annees : la part de la population etrangere y est passee de 0,9 % en 1991 a 8,5 % en 2005. L’Espagne ayant un taux de fecondite parmi les plus bas du monde, l’impact potentiel de l’immigration sur son avenir demographique est important. Pourtant, on s’y est encore assez peu interesse a la fecondite des immigrees. Cet article compare les indic…
Families in Latin America: Trends, Singularities, and Contextual Factors
We review demographic and sociological literature on family dynamics in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) and systematize major trends in union formation and fertility in recent decades. We also highlight the singularities that distinguish family patterns and trends in LAC from those in other world regions and discuss the contextual factors underlying these singularities. Latin American families have undergone substantial changes in their con…
Demographic Issues of Intra-European Migration: Destinations, Family and Settlement
Women's changing socioeconomic position and union formation in Spain and Portugal
Economic and sociological theories of marriage have long emphasized the impact of womenâ s education and employment on union formation. In this study, we explore the relevance of the female economic independence hypothesis to explain womenâ s patterns of
Partnership formation and dissolution among immigrants in the Spanish context
The diversification of partnership patterns away from the traditional marriage standard emerged in Spain relatively late. This makes Spain an interesting case for the study of the partnership dynamics of natives and immigrant groups
Single motherhood and low birthweight in Spain: Narrowing social inequalities in health
Nonmarital childbearing is becoming an increasingly common path to family formation in Spain. The proportion of births to unmarried mothers has increased from 2% in 1975 to 30.2% in 2007. Along with this marked increase, there has been an important shi
Does Migrant Background Matter for Adolescents’ Fertility Preferences? The Latin American 1.5 Generation in Spain
Euromarriages in Spain: Recent Trends and Patterns in the Context of European Integration
This article examines recent trends and patterns in binational marriages between European citizens in Spain over a 20‐year period and the sociodemographic profile and nationality composition of these binational marriages. The analysis relies on aggregate marriage statistics and on marriage register microdata for 2008–2009. We use odds ratios to monitor trends and characteristics of binational marriages and multinomial regression to further examin…
Mixed marriages between immigrants and natives in Spain: The gendered effect of marriage market constraints
Spain has become an important immigrant destination relatively recently. Marriages between natives and immigrants are among the most important agents of social and cultural change in contemporary Spanish society
Modelos familiares de aquí o de allá? Pautas de cohabitación entre las mujeres latinoamericanas en España
En el contexto del intenso crecimiento de los flujos de inmigración internacional en España, el propósito de esta investigación es establecer en qué medida las inmigrantes latinoamericanas reproducen en España patrones propios de las pautas conyugales de sus países de origen. A tal efecto, se utilizan para el análisis de la cohabitación la Encuesta Nacional de Inmigrantes, la Encuesta de Población Activa y el registro de nacimientos del Movimient…
Delayed childbearing in contemporary Spain: Trends and differentials
The contributions of childbearing within marriage and within consensual union to fertility in Latin America, 1980-2010
Research has shown that the prevalence of unmarried cohabitation has increased in most Latin American countries and that childbearing within consensual union, traditionally confined to low-income groups, is becoming socially acceptable among highly educate
Change and continuity in the fertility of unpartnered women in Latin America, 1980-2010
Over the last decades, the proportion of children born to unmarried mothers has been increasing in Latin America while unmarried cohabitation has become more common. One would expect the former to be a consequence of the latter and that the proportion of c
Recent trends in marital disruption
The post-1980 decline in the crude divorce rate must be interpreted in the context of the long-term trend and in terms of what we know about composition effects on crude measures—particularly given shifts in age at marriage and the age composition effects of the baby boom. Data from the June 1985 Current Population Survey permit more detailed, exposure-specific measurements as well as the use of separation as the event terminating marriage. Estim…
Changing Patterns of Remarriage
After briefly reviewing recent trends in US remarriage rates this paper focuses on the variation in these rates as measured in the 1980 and 1985 June Current Population Surveys. For data quality reasons it focuses on rates observed in the 5 years before each of the surveys. It begins by discussing the demographic composition of separation cohorts as a factor affecting remarriage rates and ultimately the structure of remarriages. It next examines …
The Impact of Family Background and Early Marital Factors on Marital Disruption
A high level of marital disruption remains a major factor of American family experience. This analysis takes advantage of the broad coverage of family-related issues by the National Survey of Families and Households (1987-1988) to explore both methodological and substantive issues concerning marital dissolution in the United States. The analysis finds that marital disruptions are seriously underreported by males, making the analysis of male marit…
Delayed childbearing in contemporary Spain: Trends and differentials
The Impact of Women's Education on Fertility In Latin America: Searching for Explanations
[EN] According to data from Demographic and Health Surveys for nine Latin American countries, women with no education have large families of 6-7 children, whereas better educated women have family sizes of 2-3 children, analogous to those of women in the developed world. Despite these wide differentials in actual fertility desired family size is surprisingly homogeneous through-out the educational spectrum. While the least educated and the best e…
Women's Education and Fertility: Results from 26 Demographic and Health Surveys
This article presents an updated overview of the relationship between women's education and fertility. Data from the Demographic and Health Surveys for 26 countries are examined. The analysis confirms that higher education is consistently associated with lower fertility. However, a considerable diversity exists in the magnitude of the gap between upper and lower educational strata and in the strength of the association. In some of the least-devel…
Consensual Unions in Latin America: Persistence of a Dual Nuptiality System
Nuptiality patterns have undergone significant transformations in the past decades. The increase in cohabitation is one of the trends that has recently attracted growing attention in the demographic and sociological literature. However, research has focused almost entirely on the developed world. This study highlights that cohabitation is not a phenomenon exclusive to Western industrialized countries; in fact, its prevalence is higher in Latin Am…
Safe Sex Versus Safe Love? Relationship Context and Condom Use Among Male Adolescents in the Favelas of Recife, Brazil
Childbearing Patterns of Foreign Women in a New Immigration Country: The Case of Spain
Pays d’emigration pendant des siecles, l’Espagne est devenue un pays d’immigration depuis une vingtaine d’annees : la part de la population etrangere y est passee de 0,9 % en 1991 a 8,5 % en 2005. L’Espagne ayant un taux de fecondite parmi les plus bas du monde, l’impact potentiel de l’immigration sur son avenir demographique est important. Pourtant, on s’y est encore assez peu interesse a la fecondite des immigrees. Cet article compare les indic…
La fécondité des étrangères dans un pays d'immigration récente: Le cas de l'Espagne
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La fécondité des étrangères dans un pays d'immigration récente: Le cas de l'Espagne
Pays d'émigration pendant des siècles, l'Espagne est devenue un pays d'immigration depuis une vingtaine d'années : la part de la population étrangère y est passée de 0,9 % en 1991 à 8,5 % en 2005. L'Espagne ayant un taux de fécondité parmi les plus bas du monde, l'impact potentiel de l'immigration sur son avenir démographique est important. Pourtant, on s'y est encore assez peu intéressé à la fécondité des immigrées. Cet article compare les indic…
Women's changing socioeconomic position and union formation in Spain and Portugal
Economic and sociological theories of marriage have long emphasized the impact of womenâ s education and employment on union formation. In this study, we explore the relevance of the female economic independence hypothesis to explain womenâ s patterns of
Not truly partnerless: Non-residential partnerships and retreat from marriage in Spain
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
Biografías sexuales de los adolescentes varones en las favelas de Recife, Brasil: Cuestionando algunos estereotipos de la sexualidad adolescente / Partnership and Sexual Histories of Adolescent Males …
El texto analiza las prácticas sexuales y anticonceptivas de los adolescentes dentro de un contexto más amplio de dinámicas de pareja; se revisa con qué frecuencia, con quién, por cuánto tiempo y bajo qué condiciones de compromiso, exclusividad e involucramiento sexual los adolescentes establecen sus relaciones de pareja. La información utilizada se recolectó a partir de un cuestionario diseñado para este estudio, que se aplicó en mayo de 2000 a …
Nuevas dinámicas familiares
Hasta fines del siglo pasado los estudios dedicados al tema de la nup- cialidad y más ampliamente, a la formación de las uniones conyugales, habían puesto en evidencia la marcada estabilidad de este fenómeno
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
Modelos familiares de aquí o de allá? Pautas de cohabitación entre las mujeres latinoamericanas en España
En el contexto del intenso crecimiento de los flujos de inmigración internacional en España, el propósito de esta investigación es establecer en qué medida las inmigrantes latinoamericanas reproducen en España patrones propios de las pautas conyugales de sus países de origen. A tal efecto, se utilizan para el análisis de la cohabitación la Encuesta Nacional de Inmigrantes, la Encuesta de Población Activa y el registro de nacimientos del Movimient…
Single motherhood and low birthweight in Spain: Narrowing social inequalities in health
Nonmarital childbearing is becoming an increasingly common path to family formation in Spain. The proportion of births to unmarried mothers has increased from 2% in 1975 to 30.2% in 2007. Along with this marked increase, there has been an important shi
Estimating the Number of Immigrants in Spain: An Indirect Method Based on Births and Fertility Rates
Cet article propose une méthode indirecte pour valider les décomptes du nombre d’immigrés en Espagne établis à partir des registres municipaux de population, qui pourraient surestimer le nombre d’immigrés du fait de doubles enregistrements et de défauts de radiation en cas de départ du pays. La méthode proposée utilise deux types d’informations : le nombre de naissances issues d’immigrés et leurs taux de fécondité. Les statistiques de naissances …
Maternidades y fronteras. La fecundidad de las mujeres inmigrantes en España
Este artículo tiene como objetivo examinar los patrones reproductivos de la población inmigrante y evaluar en qué medida difieren de los de la población española, utilizando las biografías migratorias y reproductivas de la Encuesta Nacional de Inmigrantes 2007. Los resultados muestran que la fecundidad de las mujeres inmigrantes difiere poco en su nivel —aunque bastante en su calendario— de la de las españolas, excepto en el caso de las africanas…
Estimation indirecte du nombre d'immigrés en Espagne à partir des taux de fécondité et des naissances
Cet article propose une méthode indirecte pour valider les décomptes du nombre d'immigrés en Espagne établis à partir des registres municipaux de population, qui pourraient surestimer le nombre d'immigrés du fait de doubles enregistrements et de défauts de radiation en cas de départ du pays. La méthode proposée utilise deux types d'informations?: le nombre de naissances issues d'immigrés et leurs taux de fécondité. Les statistiques de naissances …
Euromarriages in Spain: Recent Trends and Patterns in the Context of European Integration
This article examines recent trends and patterns in binational marriages between European citizens in Spain over a 20‐year period and the sociodemographic profile and nationality composition of these binational marriages. The analysis relies on aggregate marriage statistics and on marriage register microdata for 2008–2009. We use odds ratios to monitor trends and characteristics of binational marriages and multinomial regression to further examin…
Cohabitation in Spain: No Longer a Marginal Path to Family Formation
Although many indicators reflect the marked retreat from marriage occurring in Spain since the 1980s, the diffusion of cohabitation has been slow. The confluence of very low and late fertility, latest-late marriage, and low cohabitation has been largely regarded as defying the predictions of the second demographic transition and has fueled a debate over the distinctiveness of the Mediterranean model of family formation. Comparative analyses based…
Grasping the Diversity of Cohabitation: Fertility Intentions Among Cohabiters Across Europe
The authors examined the association between different meanings of cohabitation and fertility intentions. Using data from the Generations and Gender Surveys on 5,565 cohabiters from 9 European countries (Austria, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Norway, Romania, and Russia), they proposed a cohabitation typology based on attitudes toward marriage, intentions to marry, and perceived economic deprivation. Despite substantial variation…
Demographic Issues of Intra-European Migration: Destinations, Family and Settlement
Sociology (30 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (27 works) · Economics (26 works) · Demographic economics (24 works) · Political science (24 works) · Demography (23 works) · Geography (20 works) · Population (20 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (19 works) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (15 works)