Maria Letizia Tanturri
Biographic Data
| ID | 275778 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maria Letizia Tanturri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maria Letizia |
| FAMILY NAME | Tanturri |
| SIGNATURE | TANTURRI M L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Padua |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9601-4639 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 265 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Making online polls more accurate: Statistical methods explained
Online data has the potential to transform how researchers and companies produce election forecasts. Social media surveys, online panels, and even comments scraped from the internet can offer valuable insights into political preferences. However, such data is often affected by significant selection bias, as online respondents may not be representative of the overall population. At the same time, traditional data collection methods are becoming in…
Women's Domestic Burden and Gendered Fertility Intentions in Italy: The Role of Parity and Child's Sex
In Italy, the unequal distribution of household chores persists, disproportionately affecting women and potentially discouraging fertility intentions. This study explores the relationship between women's domestic burden and reproductive intentions, and how this relationship varies between men and women, depending on the parity achieved and the sex of the child (or children) they already had. The paper relies on data from 2016 ISTAT Survey on Fami…
The Time Cost of Raising Children in Different Fertility Contexts: Evidence from France and Italy
This article provides an original comparison of the time cost of children for the parental couple and for each parent in two European countries-France and Italy-that differ in terms of structural and normative constraints. Using time-use surveys carried out in 2008-2009 in Italy and in 2009-2010 in France, it investigates how Italian and French couples' time use varies quantitatively according to the number and the age of their children. We estim…
Gender Differences in Time Use over the Life Course in France, Italy, Sweden, and the US
This contribution analyzes how men and women in France, Italy, Sweden, and the United States use their time over the life cycle and the extent to which societal and institutional contexts influence the gender division of labor. In order to test the hypothesis that contextual factors play a crucial role in shaping time allocation, this study considers countries that diverge considerably in terms of welfare state regime, employment and paid working…
Differences in Delaying Motherhood Across European Countries: Empirical Evidence from the ECHP
Childless or Childfree? Paths to Voluntary Childlessness in Italy
This article investigates childlessness in Italy. Trends in childlessness are presented and compared with trends elsewhere in Europe. Different paths to childlessness are outlined, using data from a survey carried out among childless women aged 40-44 in five Italian cities in 2002. Individual characteristics of the childless and reasons for childlessness are investigated. As many as one-third of the interviewees who live with a partner and do not…
Gender equity and fertility intentions in Italy and the Netherlands
Fertility levels have fallen drastically in most industrialized countries. Diverse theoretical and empirical frameworks have had difficulty in explaining these unprecedented low levels of fertility. More recently, however, attention has turned from cla
High Fertility or Childlessness: Micro-Level Determinants of Reproductive Behaviour in Italy
Les estimations récentes de la fécondité des générations italiennes nées après 1960 révèlent une forte augmentation de la proportion de femmes sans enfant et une proportion élevée de mères ayant un seul enfant. Le groupe des femmes dont la parité est la plus basse (0 ou 1 enfant) est donc désormais plus nombreux que celui des mères de deux enfants. L?objectif de cet article est de dégager le profil des femmes qui n?ont pas reproduit la norme domi…
The Richer, the Happier? An Empirical Investigation in Selected European Countries
Familles nombreuses et couples sans enfant: Les déterminants individuels des comportements reproductifs en Italie
Les estimations recentes de la fecondite des generations italiennes nees apres 1960 revelent une forte augmentation de la proportion de femmes sans enfant et une proportion elevee de meres ayant un seul enfant. Le groupe des femmes dont la parite est la plus basse (0 ou 1 enfant) est donc desormais plus nombreux que celui des meres de deux enfants. L’objectif de cet article est de degager le profil des femmes qui n’ont pas reproduit la norme domi…
Cécile Wetzels, Squeezing Birth into Working Life: Household Panel Data Analyses Comparing German, Great Britain, Sweden and the Netherlands
Gender Differences in Time Use over the Life Course in France, Italy, Sweden, and the US
This contribution analyzes how men and women in France, Italy, Sweden, and the United States use their time over the life cycle and the extent to which societal and institutional contexts influence the gender division of labor. In order to test the hypothesis that contextual factors play a crucial role in shaping time allocation, this study considers countries that diverge considerably in terms of welfare state regime, employment and paid working…
Childless or Childfree? Paths to Voluntary Childlessness in Italy
This article investigates childlessness in Italy. Trends in childlessness are presented and compared with trends elsewhere in Europe. Different paths to childlessness are outlined, using data from a survey carried out among childless women aged 40-44 in five Italian cities in 2002. Individual characteristics of the childless and reasons for childlessness are investigated. As many as one-third of the interviewees who live with a partner and do not…
Gender equity and fertility intentions in Italy and the Netherlands
Fertility levels have fallen drastically in most industrialized countries. Diverse theoretical and empirical frameworks have had difficulty in explaining these unprecedented low levels of fertility. More recently, however, attention has turned from cla
Differences in Delaying Motherhood Across European Countries: Empirical Evidence from the ECHP
High Fertility or Childlessness: Micro-Level Determinants of Reproductive Behaviour in Italy
Les estimations récentes de la fécondité des générations italiennes nées après 1960 révèlent une forte augmentation de la proportion de femmes sans enfant et une proportion élevée de mères ayant un seul enfant. Le groupe des femmes dont la parité est la plus basse (0 ou 1 enfant) est donc désormais plus nombreux que celui des mères de deux enfants. L?objectif de cet article est de dégager le profil des femmes qui n?ont pas reproduit la norme domi…
The Richer, the Happier? An Empirical Investigation in Selected European Countries
The Time Cost of Raising Children in Different Fertility Contexts: Evidence from France and Italy
This article provides an original comparison of the time cost of children for the parental couple and for each parent in two European countries-France and Italy-that differ in terms of structural and normative constraints. Using time-use surveys carried out in 2008-2009 in Italy and in 2009-2010 in France, it investigates how Italian and French couples' time use varies quantitatively according to the number and the age of their children. We estim…
Familles nombreuses et couples sans enfant: Les déterminants individuels des comportements reproductifs en Italie
Les estimations recentes de la fecondite des generations italiennes nees apres 1960 revelent une forte augmentation de la proportion de femmes sans enfant et une proportion elevee de meres ayant un seul enfant. Le groupe des femmes dont la parite est la plus basse (0 ou 1 enfant) est donc desormais plus nombreux que celui des meres de deux enfants. L’objectif de cet article est de degager le profil des femmes qui n’ont pas reproduit la norme domi…
Cécile Wetzels, Squeezing Birth into Working Life: Household Panel Data Analyses Comparing German, Great Britain, Sweden and the Netherlands
High Fertility or Childlessness: Micro-Level Determinants of Reproductive Behaviour in Italy
Les estimations récentes de la fécondité des générations italiennes nées après 1960 révèlent une forte augmentation de la proportion de femmes sans enfant et une proportion élevée de mères ayant un seul enfant. Le groupe des femmes dont la parité est la plus basse (0 ou 1 enfant) est donc désormais plus nombreux que celui des mères de deux enfants. L?objectif de cet article est de dégager le profil des femmes qui n?ont pas reproduit la norme domi…
The Richer, the Happier? An Empirical Investigation in Selected European Countries
Familles nombreuses et couples sans enfant: Les déterminants individuels des comportements reproductifs en Italie
Les estimations recentes de la fecondite des generations italiennes nees apres 1960 revelent une forte augmentation de la proportion de femmes sans enfant et une proportion elevee de meres ayant un seul enfant. Le groupe des femmes dont la parite est la plus basse (0 ou 1 enfant) est donc desormais plus nombreux que celui des meres de deux enfants. L’objectif de cet article est de degager le profil des femmes qui n’ont pas reproduit la norme domi…
Differences in Delaying Motherhood Across European Countries: Empirical Evidence from the ECHP
Childless or Childfree? Paths to Voluntary Childlessness in Italy
This article investigates childlessness in Italy. Trends in childlessness are presented and compared with trends elsewhere in Europe. Different paths to childlessness are outlined, using data from a survey carried out among childless women aged 40-44 in five Italian cities in 2002. Individual characteristics of the childless and reasons for childlessness are investigated. As many as one-third of the interviewees who live with a partner and do not…
Gender equity and fertility intentions in Italy and the Netherlands
Fertility levels have fallen drastically in most industrialized countries. Diverse theoretical and empirical frameworks have had difficulty in explaining these unprecedented low levels of fertility. More recently, however, attention has turned from cla
Gender Differences in Time Use over the Life Course in France, Italy, Sweden, and the US
This contribution analyzes how men and women in France, Italy, Sweden, and the United States use their time over the life cycle and the extent to which societal and institutional contexts influence the gender division of labor. In order to test the hypothesis that contextual factors play a crucial role in shaping time allocation, this study considers countries that diverge considerably in terms of welfare state regime, employment and paid working…
The Time Cost of Raising Children in Different Fertility Contexts: Evidence from France and Italy
This article provides an original comparison of the time cost of children for the parental couple and for each parent in two European countries-France and Italy-that differ in terms of structural and normative constraints. Using time-use surveys carried out in 2008-2009 in Italy and in 2009-2010 in France, it investigates how Italian and French couples' time use varies quantitatively according to the number and the age of their children. We estim…
Making online polls more accurate: Statistical methods explained
Online data has the potential to transform how researchers and companies produce election forecasts. Social media surveys, online panels, and even comments scraped from the internet can offer valuable insights into political preferences. However, such data is often affected by significant selection bias, as online respondents may not be representative of the overall population. At the same time, traditional data collection methods are becoming in…
Women's Domestic Burden and Gendered Fertility Intentions in Italy: The Role of Parity and Child's Sex
In Italy, the unequal distribution of household chores persists, disproportionately affecting women and potentially discouraging fertility intentions. This study explores the relationship between women's domestic burden and reproductive intentions, and how this relationship varies between men and women, depending on the parity achieved and the sex of the child (or children) they already had. The paper relies on data from 2016 ISTAT Survey on Fami…
Sociology (8 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (7 works) · Demographic economics (6 works) · Demography (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Fertility (6 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (6 works) · Demography (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Population (5 works)