Juan Antonio Fernández Cordón
Biographic Data
| ID | 318809 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Juan Antonio Fernández Cordón |
| GIVEN NAMES | Juan Antonio Fernández |
| FAMILY NAME | Cordón |
| SIGNATURE | CORDÓN J A F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Las familias monoparentales en España
El concepto de monoparentalidad adolece de una notable imprecisión al integrar situaciones \nmuy diferentes como la viudedad, la procreación sin pareja y el divorcio o separación. El factor \ncomún a todas ellas es la carga de los hijos asumida por un único progenitor, lo cual obliga a \ndefinir el significado exacto de estos dos aspectos. El artículo presenta el análisis de la monoparentalidad \nen España realizado a partir de una explotación es…
Relaciones intergeneracionales, demografía y economía en relación con las pensiones
Support of dependent persons relies on social organization, always based on intergenerational reciprocity. No pension system may be conceived without a reference to this social frame. Dependency needs can never be fulfilled by the individual him or herself and always involve a three generations scheme. Recent reforms of the “pay-as-you-go” public pension systems are progressively introducing in them the rationale of funded pension systems, where …
A social policy model for the reconciliation of employment and family life from a gender equality perspective
The issue of family–employment reconciliation has rapidly evolved from being ignored to a certain dejá vu perception in public debate, as a result of its media success during the last decade. This is even more the case in Spain, where it was only in the late 1990s, when a law was passed to regulate and extend parental and other leave for workers with close relatives in need of care, that reconciliation policies began to be generally discussed and…
Family networks in Andalusia, Spain
Family networks are a key resource for care in Spain, but this does not mean that they are explained by tradition or ideology. In fact, they are playing an important role in family change towards the dual-earner model supporting the involvement of mothers in paid work. The article analyses the structure of individuals' family networks as circles of non-cohabitant relatives which are kept active by relations, expectations, and mutual services. The…
Family networks and solidarity: Continuity and Change
At the end of the 1960s it had become obvious that the family as an object of analysis could not be reduced to the nuclear family. During the following decades, the focus of analysis has shifted from the statistical concept of household, implicitly related to the nuclear family to ties between households and intergenerational relationships. At present, it appears that the individual would shape her entourage of parents and significant others by c…
Youth Residential Independence and Autonomy: A Comparative Study
This article illustrates the situation of young people in terms of residential independence (living with parents vs. living outside the parental home) and the relationship with the labor market, the two factors that create the most difficulty in the transition to adulthood. Using data from the Labour Force Surveys (from 1983 to 1994), conducted in all European Union countries, some descriptive comparisons concerning residential trends and work st…
Youth Residential Independence and Autonomy: A Comparative Study
This article illustrates the situation of young people in terms of residential independence (living with parents vs. living outside the parental home) and the relationship with the labor market, the two factors that create the most difficulty in the transition to adulthood. Using data from the Labour Force Surveys (from 1983 to 1994), conducted in all European Union countries, some descriptive comparisons concerning residential trends and work st…
Las familias monoparentales en España
El concepto de monoparentalidad adolece de una notable imprecisión al integrar situaciones \nmuy diferentes como la viudedad, la procreación sin pareja y el divorcio o separación. El factor \ncomún a todas ellas es la carga de los hijos asumida por un único progenitor, lo cual obliga a \ndefinir el significado exacto de estos dos aspectos. El artículo presenta el análisis de la monoparentalidad \nen España realizado a partir de una explotación es…
Family networks in Andalusia, Spain
Family networks are a key resource for care in Spain, but this does not mean that they are explained by tradition or ideology. In fact, they are playing an important role in family change towards the dual-earner model supporting the involvement of mothers in paid work. The article analyses the structure of individuals' family networks as circles of non-cohabitant relatives which are kept active by relations, expectations, and mutual services. The…
Youth Residential Independence and Autonomy: A Comparative Study
This article illustrates the situation of young people in terms of residential independence (living with parents vs. living outside the parental home) and the relationship with the labor market, the two factors that create the most difficulty in the transition to adulthood. Using data from the Labour Force Surveys (from 1983 to 1994), conducted in all European Union countries, some descriptive comparisons concerning residential trends and work st…
A social policy model for the reconciliation of employment and family life from a gender equality perspective
The issue of family–employment reconciliation has rapidly evolved from being ignored to a certain dejá vu perception in public debate, as a result of its media success during the last decade. This is even more the case in Spain, where it was only in the late 1990s, when a law was passed to regulate and extend parental and other leave for workers with close relatives in need of care, that reconciliation policies began to be generally discussed and…
Family networks in Andalusia, Spain
Family networks are a key resource for care in Spain, but this does not mean that they are explained by tradition or ideology. In fact, they are playing an important role in family change towards the dual-earner model supporting the involvement of mothers in paid work. The article analyses the structure of individuals' family networks as circles of non-cohabitant relatives which are kept active by relations, expectations, and mutual services. The…
Family networks and solidarity: Continuity and Change
At the end of the 1960s it had become obvious that the family as an object of analysis could not be reduced to the nuclear family. During the following decades, the focus of analysis has shifted from the statistical concept of household, implicitly related to the nuclear family to ties between households and intergenerational relationships. At present, it appears that the individual would shape her entourage of parents and significant others by c…
Relaciones intergeneracionales, demografía y economía en relación con las pensiones
Support of dependent persons relies on social organization, always based on intergenerational reciprocity. No pension system may be conceived without a reference to this social frame. Dependency needs can never be fulfilled by the individual him or herself and always involve a three generations scheme. Recent reforms of the “pay-as-you-go” public pension systems are progressively introducing in them the rationale of funded pension systems, where …
Las familias monoparentales en España
El concepto de monoparentalidad adolece de una notable imprecisión al integrar situaciones \nmuy diferentes como la viudedad, la procreación sin pareja y el divorcio o separación. El factor \ncomún a todas ellas es la carga de los hijos asumida por un único progenitor, lo cual obliga a \ndefinir el significado exacto de estos dos aspectos. El artículo presenta el análisis de la monoparentalidad \nen España realizado a partir de una explotación es…
Sociology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Economics (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (3 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (2 works)