Stefanie Heyne
Biographic Data
| ID | 130276 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stefanie Heyne |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stefanie |
| FAMILY NAME | Heyne |
| SIGNATURE | HEYNE S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Mannheim |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1546-9421 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 49 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Is it a match? The congruence of partnership preferences between Syrian and Afghan refugees and the German population
It takes two to court: Partnership formation in the context of forced migration
Since 2015, Germany has seen a significant influx of Syrian and Afghan refugees, predominantly young, unmarried, Muslim men without well-established co-ethnic communities. Confronted with an often unwelcoming reception context, a key question arises: how likely are these refugees to develop close social ties with the resident population? This study explores the relationship between German residents' attitudes toward partnerships with refugees of …
Partnership Preferences in Modern Migration Societies: Religious Homophily Among Young Muslims and Christians in Germany
Preferences for homogamous partnerships, not only in terms of having a partner with the same ethnicity, but one with the same religion, are an important factor in explaining low levels of interethnic partnerships in Western countries. However, previous research has rarely explicitly focused on the role of preferences for partnership formation patterns. Using data from a factorial survey experiment, which was implemented in the 9th wave of the “Ch…
Online Appendix: Cultural distance through the lens of social closeness and individual experienceswith diversity
The influx of refugees to Germany, particularly from Syria and Ukraine, has significantly increased over the past decade due to wars and political tensions in the Middle East and Europe. These refugee groups vary not only in their demographic composition but also in their cultural similarity to Germany. Drawing on theoretical frameworks related to threat perception, social identity, and socialization, this paper explores the influence of cultural…
Cultural distance through the lens of social closeness and individual experienceswith diversity
The influx of refugees to Germany, particularly from Syria and Ukraine, has significantly increased over the past decade due to wars and political tensions in the Middle East and Europe. These refugee groups vary not only in their demographic composition but also in their cultural similarity to Germany. Drawing on theoretical frameworks related to threat perception, social identity, and socialization, this paper explores the influence of cultural…
The evolution of family policies and couples' housework division after childbirth in Germany, 1994–2019
Objective We examine how the re‐traditionalization effect of childbirth on couples' division of housework has evolved over time as a result of major family policy change. Background Supportive family policies are associated with a more egalitarian division of labor. However, it remains unclear how a country's transition from a modernized male breadwinner regime that supports maternal care to family policies that promote maternal employment and pa…
Distinct Boundaries? Preferences of Immigrants’ Descendants Regarding Partnerships with Recent Refugees from Syria and Afghanistan in Germany
This study examines the preferences of young people from the majority group and minority ethnic groups in Germany regarding partnerships with recent refugees from Syria and Afghanistan. On the basis of a factorial survey experiment implemented in the year 2022 in the 9 th wave of the CILS4EU-DE data, we demonstrate that young people in Germany – both with and without migration background – are much less favourable to partnerships with refugees co…
Gender, Unemployment, and Subjective Well-Being: Why Do Women Suffer Less from Unemployment than Men
Previous studies have shown that women suffer less from unemployment than men in terms of subjective well-being. However, there is little research that aims to test possible explanations for this gender-specific reaction. We distinguish two different ways in which unemployment reduces well-being, namely the financial and non-financial effects of becoming unemployed. Gender differences in both types could explain the different effects on the well-…
Do Mothers and Fathers in Germany Really Prefer a Traditional Division of Labor? The Impact of Working Hours on Life Satisfaction Reconsidered
This study critically reexamines previous results on the effects of working hours on life satisfaction. First, we replicate the original results which suggest that a traditional division of labor maximizes fathers’ and mothers’ well-being. Loosening parametric restrictions, avoiding confounding by childbirth, and taking East-West differences into account in a second step, we find that (1) fathers are most satisfied when working between 35 and 60 …
Unemployment and Housework in Couples: Task-Specific Differences and Dynamics Over Time
Objective: The authors tested competing hypotheses about the effects of unemployment on couples' division of housework and total household production.Background: Gender-neutral and gender-based theories make opposing predictions on the reactions of couples. Few previous studies have tested these predictions using longitudinal data. This study extends research by examining how the effects of unemployment vary with gender, specific tasks, and over …
Do Gender Roles and Norms Affect Performance in Maths? The Impact of Adolescents' and their Peers' Gender Conceptions on Maths Grades
Although girls outperform boys in academic achievement in general, boys still have an advantage in STEM fields in many countries. One possible explanation for the female disadvantage in maths and their under-representation in technical professions is culturally embedded beliefs about female inferiority and male superiority in maths and related disciplines. On the one hand, these beliefs can lead to different subject-specific investment strategies…
Delayed transitions in times of increasing uncertainty: School-to-work transition and the delay of first marriage in Jordan
Education effects on the school-to-work transition in Egypt: A cohort comparison of labor market entrants 1970–2012
Transitions to Adulthood in the Middle East and North Africa: Young Women's Rising?
This book identifies chances and barriers women face in their transition to adulthood in Egypt, Iran, Jordan, and Syria. Adopting a life course perspective, it provides a new integrative micro-macro-t
Wer ist tatsächlich benachteiligt? Die Wirkung traditioneller Geschlechterrollen auf schulische Leistungen und elterliche Aspirationen in deutschen und türkischen Familien / Who Is Indeed Disadvantage…
Traditionelle Geschlechterrollen werden einerseits als Grund für die Benachteiligung von Mädchen gesehen, andererseits wird argumentiert, dass das schlechte Abschneiden von Jungen im Bildungssystem mit traditionellen Männlichkeitsvorstellungen zusammenhänge. Empirische Analysen der Daten aus den Projekten Junge Migranten im deutschen und israelischen Bildungssystem und Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Survey in Four European Countries zeigen, …
Arm durch Arbeitslosigkeit? Einkommensverluste und Armut im Kontext der Hartz-Reformen / The Effects of Unemployment on Poverty and Loss of Income in the Context of the German Hartz Reforms
Der Beitrag untersucht, ob sich das Risiko, durch Arbeitslosigkeit in Armut zu geraten, infolge der Hartz-Reformen vergrößert hat. Eine gestiegene Armutsquote in der Gruppe der Arbeitslosen im Zeitverlauf deutet darauf hin, dass Arbeitslosigkeit seit den Hartz-Reformen ein größeres Armutsrisiko zur Folge hat. Die hier durchgeführten Analysen auf Basis von Längsschnittdaten des Sozio-oekonomischen Panels (SOEP) für den Zeitraum von 2001 bis 2009 m…
Do Gender Roles and Norms Affect Performance in Maths? The Impact of Adolescents' and their Peers' Gender Conceptions on Maths Grades
Although girls outperform boys in academic achievement in general, boys still have an advantage in STEM fields in many countries. One possible explanation for the female disadvantage in maths and their under-representation in technical professions is culturally embedded beliefs about female inferiority and male superiority in maths and related disciplines. On the one hand, these beliefs can lead to different subject-specific investment strategies…
Unemployment and Housework in Couples: Task-Specific Differences and Dynamics Over Time
Objective: The authors tested competing hypotheses about the effects of unemployment on couples' division of housework and total household production.Background: Gender-neutral and gender-based theories make opposing predictions on the reactions of couples. Few previous studies have tested these predictions using longitudinal data. This study extends research by examining how the effects of unemployment vary with gender, specific tasks, and over …
Delayed transitions in times of increasing uncertainty: School-to-work transition and the delay of first marriage in Jordan
Gender, Unemployment, and Subjective Well-Being: Why Do Women Suffer Less from Unemployment than Men
Previous studies have shown that women suffer less from unemployment than men in terms of subjective well-being. However, there is little research that aims to test possible explanations for this gender-specific reaction. We distinguish two different ways in which unemployment reduces well-being, namely the financial and non-financial effects of becoming unemployed. Gender differences in both types could explain the different effects on the well-…
Wer ist tatsächlich benachteiligt? Die Wirkung traditioneller Geschlechterrollen auf schulische Leistungen und elterliche Aspirationen in deutschen und türkischen Familien / Who Is Indeed Disadvantage…
Traditionelle Geschlechterrollen werden einerseits als Grund für die Benachteiligung von Mädchen gesehen, andererseits wird argumentiert, dass das schlechte Abschneiden von Jungen im Bildungssystem mit traditionellen Männlichkeitsvorstellungen zusammenhänge. Empirische Analysen der Daten aus den Projekten Junge Migranten im deutschen und israelischen Bildungssystem und Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Survey in Four European Countries zeigen, …
Distinct Boundaries? Preferences of Immigrants’ Descendants Regarding Partnerships with Recent Refugees from Syria and Afghanistan in Germany
This study examines the preferences of young people from the majority group and minority ethnic groups in Germany regarding partnerships with recent refugees from Syria and Afghanistan. On the basis of a factorial survey experiment implemented in the year 2022 in the 9 th wave of the CILS4EU-DE data, we demonstrate that young people in Germany – both with and without migration background – are much less favourable to partnerships with refugees co…
Education effects on the school-to-work transition in Egypt: A cohort comparison of labor market entrants 1970–2012
Do Mothers and Fathers in Germany Really Prefer a Traditional Division of Labor? The Impact of Working Hours on Life Satisfaction Reconsidered
This study critically reexamines previous results on the effects of working hours on life satisfaction. First, we replicate the original results which suggest that a traditional division of labor maximizes fathers’ and mothers’ well-being. Loosening parametric restrictions, avoiding confounding by childbirth, and taking East-West differences into account in a second step, we find that (1) fathers are most satisfied when working between 35 and 60 …
Arm durch Arbeitslosigkeit? Einkommensverluste und Armut im Kontext der Hartz-Reformen / The Effects of Unemployment on Poverty and Loss of Income in the Context of the German Hartz Reforms
Der Beitrag untersucht, ob sich das Risiko, durch Arbeitslosigkeit in Armut zu geraten, infolge der Hartz-Reformen vergrößert hat. Eine gestiegene Armutsquote in der Gruppe der Arbeitslosen im Zeitverlauf deutet darauf hin, dass Arbeitslosigkeit seit den Hartz-Reformen ein größeres Armutsrisiko zur Folge hat. Die hier durchgeführten Analysen auf Basis von Längsschnittdaten des Sozio-oekonomischen Panels (SOEP) für den Zeitraum von 2001 bis 2009 m…
Partnership Preferences in Modern Migration Societies: Religious Homophily Among Young Muslims and Christians in Germany
Preferences for homogamous partnerships, not only in terms of having a partner with the same ethnicity, but one with the same religion, are an important factor in explaining low levels of interethnic partnerships in Western countries. However, previous research has rarely explicitly focused on the role of preferences for partnership formation patterns. Using data from a factorial survey experiment, which was implemented in the 9th wave of the “Ch…
Arm durch Arbeitslosigkeit? Einkommensverluste und Armut im Kontext der Hartz-Reformen / The Effects of Unemployment on Poverty and Loss of Income in the Context of the German Hartz Reforms
Der Beitrag untersucht, ob sich das Risiko, durch Arbeitslosigkeit in Armut zu geraten, infolge der Hartz-Reformen vergrößert hat. Eine gestiegene Armutsquote in der Gruppe der Arbeitslosen im Zeitverlauf deutet darauf hin, dass Arbeitslosigkeit seit den Hartz-Reformen ein größeres Armutsrisiko zur Folge hat. Die hier durchgeführten Analysen auf Basis von Längsschnittdaten des Sozio-oekonomischen Panels (SOEP) für den Zeitraum von 2001 bis 2009 m…
Transitions to Adulthood in the Middle East and North Africa: Young Women's Rising?
This book identifies chances and barriers women face in their transition to adulthood in Egypt, Iran, Jordan, and Syria. Adopting a life course perspective, it provides a new integrative micro-macro-t
Wer ist tatsächlich benachteiligt? Die Wirkung traditioneller Geschlechterrollen auf schulische Leistungen und elterliche Aspirationen in deutschen und türkischen Familien / Who Is Indeed Disadvantage…
Traditionelle Geschlechterrollen werden einerseits als Grund für die Benachteiligung von Mädchen gesehen, andererseits wird argumentiert, dass das schlechte Abschneiden von Jungen im Bildungssystem mit traditionellen Männlichkeitsvorstellungen zusammenhänge. Empirische Analysen der Daten aus den Projekten Junge Migranten im deutschen und israelischen Bildungssystem und Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Survey in Four European Countries zeigen, …
Delayed transitions in times of increasing uncertainty: School-to-work transition and the delay of first marriage in Jordan
Education effects on the school-to-work transition in Egypt: A cohort comparison of labor market entrants 1970–2012
Do Gender Roles and Norms Affect Performance in Maths? The Impact of Adolescents' and their Peers' Gender Conceptions on Maths Grades
Although girls outperform boys in academic achievement in general, boys still have an advantage in STEM fields in many countries. One possible explanation for the female disadvantage in maths and their under-representation in technical professions is culturally embedded beliefs about female inferiority and male superiority in maths and related disciplines. On the one hand, these beliefs can lead to different subject-specific investment strategies…
Unemployment and Housework in Couples: Task-Specific Differences and Dynamics Over Time
Objective: The authors tested competing hypotheses about the effects of unemployment on couples' division of housework and total household production.Background: Gender-neutral and gender-based theories make opposing predictions on the reactions of couples. Few previous studies have tested these predictions using longitudinal data. This study extends research by examining how the effects of unemployment vary with gender, specific tasks, and over …
Do Mothers and Fathers in Germany Really Prefer a Traditional Division of Labor? The Impact of Working Hours on Life Satisfaction Reconsidered
This study critically reexamines previous results on the effects of working hours on life satisfaction. First, we replicate the original results which suggest that a traditional division of labor maximizes fathers’ and mothers’ well-being. Loosening parametric restrictions, avoiding confounding by childbirth, and taking East-West differences into account in a second step, we find that (1) fathers are most satisfied when working between 35 and 60 …
The evolution of family policies and couples' housework division after childbirth in Germany, 1994–2019
Objective We examine how the re‐traditionalization effect of childbirth on couples' division of housework has evolved over time as a result of major family policy change. Background Supportive family policies are associated with a more egalitarian division of labor. However, it remains unclear how a country's transition from a modernized male breadwinner regime that supports maternal care to family policies that promote maternal employment and pa…
Distinct Boundaries? Preferences of Immigrants’ Descendants Regarding Partnerships with Recent Refugees from Syria and Afghanistan in Germany
This study examines the preferences of young people from the majority group and minority ethnic groups in Germany regarding partnerships with recent refugees from Syria and Afghanistan. On the basis of a factorial survey experiment implemented in the year 2022 in the 9 th wave of the CILS4EU-DE data, we demonstrate that young people in Germany – both with and without migration background – are much less favourable to partnerships with refugees co…
Gender, Unemployment, and Subjective Well-Being: Why Do Women Suffer Less from Unemployment than Men
Previous studies have shown that women suffer less from unemployment than men in terms of subjective well-being. However, there is little research that aims to test possible explanations for this gender-specific reaction. We distinguish two different ways in which unemployment reduces well-being, namely the financial and non-financial effects of becoming unemployed. Gender differences in both types could explain the different effects on the well-…
Partnership Preferences in Modern Migration Societies: Religious Homophily Among Young Muslims and Christians in Germany
Preferences for homogamous partnerships, not only in terms of having a partner with the same ethnicity, but one with the same religion, are an important factor in explaining low levels of interethnic partnerships in Western countries. However, previous research has rarely explicitly focused on the role of preferences for partnership formation patterns. Using data from a factorial survey experiment, which was implemented in the 9th wave of the “Ch…
Online Appendix: Cultural distance through the lens of social closeness and individual experienceswith diversity
The influx of refugees to Germany, particularly from Syria and Ukraine, has significantly increased over the past decade due to wars and political tensions in the Middle East and Europe. These refugee groups vary not only in their demographic composition but also in their cultural similarity to Germany. Drawing on theoretical frameworks related to threat perception, social identity, and socialization, this paper explores the influence of cultural…
Cultural distance through the lens of social closeness and individual experienceswith diversity
The influx of refugees to Germany, particularly from Syria and Ukraine, has significantly increased over the past decade due to wars and political tensions in the Middle East and Europe. These refugee groups vary not only in their demographic composition but also in their cultural similarity to Germany. Drawing on theoretical frameworks related to threat perception, social identity, and socialization, this paper explores the influence of cultural…
Is it a match? The congruence of partnership preferences between Syrian and Afghan refugees and the German population
It takes two to court: Partnership formation in the context of forced migration
Since 2015, Germany has seen a significant influx of Syrian and Afghan refugees, predominantly young, unmarried, Muslim men without well-established co-ethnic communities. Confronted with an often unwelcoming reception context, a key question arises: how likely are these refugees to develop close social ties with the resident population? This study explores the relationship between German residents' attitudes toward partnerships with refugees of …
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