Jesús García-Gómez
Biographic Data
| ID | 365447 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jesús García-Gómez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jesús |
| FAMILY NAME | García-Gómez |
| SIGNATURE | GARCÍA-GÓMEZ J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Salamanca |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3288-355X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Living La Vida Global: The Expansion of Highly Qualified Migration to Spain and Its Socio‐Spatial Patterns
High‐income countries shape their migration policies to attract highly qualified immigrants (HQI), aiming to boost human capital and economic growth. HQI often settle in large cities, raising two challenges for urban social sustainability. First, immigrants frequently face residential segregation, hindering social integration. Second, local communities in cities receiving wealthier migrants may experience displacement due to lifestyle migration a…
Persistent inequalities around early motherhood? A comparison of maternal employment trajectories of natives, immigrants and their descendants in Spain
Transitions to Motherhood in a Low-Fertility Country: Timing, Type, and Order of Life Course Events
This study analyses the key transitions over the course of a woman's life: forming a first union, leaving home, economic independence, and employment. It assesses their association with the probability of motherhood in Spain, a low-fertility country. The study focuses on the timing of these transitions and their particular conditions, as well as the order in which they occur. Data for the analysis are taken from the 2018 Fertility Survey (N = 7,8…
Patterns of overeducation among highly educated mobile intra-EU workers, 2005–2016: Enlargement, financial crisis, and mobility
This study analyses the working conditions of highly educated mobile workers in five major European Union (EU) markets. The study uses the overeducation indicator, analyzing its transformation over the period 2005–2016. Using annual data from the European Union Labour Force Survey, the results reveal very different conditions between home country nationals and mobile workers from newer (enlargement)—EU-13—and older—EU-15—member states from the pe…
Fertility of immigrants and their descendants in Spain: Intergenerational convergence to the native population’s behaviour
We study the fertility patterns of first, 1.5, and second-generation immigrants in Spain, analysing a database linking the 2012–15 birth registers to the 2011 census. While first-generation Latin American immigrants have a lower fertility level than the native population, the 1.5 generation arriving between the ages of 9 and 17 years have a higher level. Both the 1.5 generation arriving younger than 9 years and the second generation closely follo…
Early Childbearing of Immigrant Women and Their Descendants in Spain
La fecundidad completa de las inmigrantes latinoamericanas y sus descendientes en España
Este estudio analiza la fecundidad completa de las inmigrantes latinoamericanas y de sus descendientes en España. Utilizamos una base de datos que vincula al Censo de 2011 el Movimiento Natural de la Población desde 2011 hasta 2015 y aplicamos modelos de regresión de Poisson. Las inmigrantes latinoamericanas de primera generación tienen una fecundidad completa superior a las nativas y las de 1.5 y segunda generación de en torno a un 10% inferior
Long goodbyes: Pathways of leaving home by gender and destination in Spain
This article examines the pathways of leaving home in Spain by differentiating between moving out to live with a partner (marriage or cohabitation) and without one. We analyzed the relationship between these pathways, personal and family characteristics, and various life course events in both men and women. The analysis uses Spain's 2018 Fertility Survey data, applying logistic regression, and competing risk models. The results revealed a major t…
Same rights different outcomes? Decomposition of differences in over-qualification among mobile EU workers
This study contributes to the debate on the determinants of over-qualification among European Union (EU) mobile workers. More specifically, we quantify the impact of observable compositional heterogeneity on the over-qualification gap between mobile workers from new EU member states (EU13) and those from old EU member states (EU15). Using data from the EU Labour Force Survey 2014 Ad Hoc Module, we first identify factors that may determine the lik…
Beyond the healthy immigrant paradox: Decomposing differences in birthweight among immigrants in Spain
BACKGROUND: The healthy immigrant paradox refers to the unexpected health advantages of immigrant groups settled in host countries. In this population-based study we analyze immigrant advantages in birthweight decomposing differences between infants born to immigrant mothers from specific origins. METHOD: Using publicly available data from Spanish Vital Statistics for the period 2007-2017, differential birthweights among several groups of immigra…
New member state workers in Western European labour markets. Are they civically stratified
This study applies the theory of civic stratification to analyse how the integration of EU-10 and EU-3 immigrants into the labour markets of six European countries – France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom – has evolved between 2005 and 2016. Special attention is paid to the effect of the moratoria on the free movement of workers, which lasted between 0 and 7 years. Data from the EU-LFS is used in two mixed effects logistic r…
New member state workers in Western European labour markets. Are they civically stratified
This study applies the theory of civic stratification to analyse how the integration of EU-10 and EU-3 immigrants into the labour markets of six European countries – France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom – has evolved between 2005 and 2016. Special attention is paid to the effect of the moratoria on the free movement of workers, which lasted between 0 and 7 years. Data from the EU-LFS is used in two mixed effects logistic r…
Patterns of overeducation among highly educated mobile intra-EU workers, 2005–2016: Enlargement, financial crisis, and mobility
This study analyses the working conditions of highly educated mobile workers in five major European Union (EU) markets. The study uses the overeducation indicator, analyzing its transformation over the period 2005–2016. Using annual data from the European Union Labour Force Survey, the results reveal very different conditions between home country nationals and mobile workers from newer (enlargement)—EU-13—and older—EU-15—member states from the pe…
Same rights different outcomes? Decomposition of differences in over-qualification among mobile EU workers
This study contributes to the debate on the determinants of over-qualification among European Union (EU) mobile workers. More specifically, we quantify the impact of observable compositional heterogeneity on the over-qualification gap between mobile workers from new EU member states (EU13) and those from old EU member states (EU15). Using data from the EU Labour Force Survey 2014 Ad Hoc Module, we first identify factors that may determine the lik…
Fertility of immigrants and their descendants in Spain: Intergenerational convergence to the native population’s behaviour
We study the fertility patterns of first, 1.5, and second-generation immigrants in Spain, analysing a database linking the 2012–15 birth registers to the 2011 census. While first-generation Latin American immigrants have a lower fertility level than the native population, the 1.5 generation arriving between the ages of 9 and 17 years have a higher level. Both the 1.5 generation arriving younger than 9 years and the second generation closely follo…
Beyond the healthy immigrant paradox: Decomposing differences in birthweight among immigrants in Spain
BACKGROUND: The healthy immigrant paradox refers to the unexpected health advantages of immigrant groups settled in host countries. In this population-based study we analyze immigrant advantages in birthweight decomposing differences between infants born to immigrant mothers from specific origins. METHOD: Using publicly available data from Spanish Vital Statistics for the period 2007-2017, differential birthweights among several groups of immigra…
New member state workers in Western European labour markets. Are they civically stratified
This study applies the theory of civic stratification to analyse how the integration of EU-10 and EU-3 immigrants into the labour markets of six European countries – France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom – has evolved between 2005 and 2016. Special attention is paid to the effect of the moratoria on the free movement of workers, which lasted between 0 and 7 years. Data from the EU-LFS is used in two mixed effects logistic r…
Same rights different outcomes? Decomposition of differences in over-qualification among mobile EU workers
This study contributes to the debate on the determinants of over-qualification among European Union (EU) mobile workers. More specifically, we quantify the impact of observable compositional heterogeneity on the over-qualification gap between mobile workers from new EU member states (EU13) and those from old EU member states (EU15). Using data from the EU Labour Force Survey 2014 Ad Hoc Module, we first identify factors that may determine the lik…
Fertility of immigrants and their descendants in Spain: Intergenerational convergence to the native population’s behaviour
We study the fertility patterns of first, 1.5, and second-generation immigrants in Spain, analysing a database linking the 2012–15 birth registers to the 2011 census. While first-generation Latin American immigrants have a lower fertility level than the native population, the 1.5 generation arriving between the ages of 9 and 17 years have a higher level. Both the 1.5 generation arriving younger than 9 years and the second generation closely follo…
Early Childbearing of Immigrant Women and Their Descendants in Spain
La fecundidad completa de las inmigrantes latinoamericanas y sus descendientes en España
Este estudio analiza la fecundidad completa de las inmigrantes latinoamericanas y de sus descendientes en España. Utilizamos una base de datos que vincula al Censo de 2011 el Movimiento Natural de la Población desde 2011 hasta 2015 y aplicamos modelos de regresión de Poisson. Las inmigrantes latinoamericanas de primera generación tienen una fecundidad completa superior a las nativas y las de 1.5 y segunda generación de en torno a un 10% inferior
Long goodbyes: Pathways of leaving home by gender and destination in Spain
This article examines the pathways of leaving home in Spain by differentiating between moving out to live with a partner (marriage or cohabitation) and without one. We analyzed the relationship between these pathways, personal and family characteristics, and various life course events in both men and women. The analysis uses Spain's 2018 Fertility Survey data, applying logistic regression, and competing risk models. The results revealed a major t…
Patterns of overeducation among highly educated mobile intra-EU workers, 2005–2016: Enlargement, financial crisis, and mobility
This study analyses the working conditions of highly educated mobile workers in five major European Union (EU) markets. The study uses the overeducation indicator, analyzing its transformation over the period 2005–2016. Using annual data from the European Union Labour Force Survey, the results reveal very different conditions between home country nationals and mobile workers from newer (enlargement)—EU-13—and older—EU-15—member states from the pe…
Transitions to Motherhood in a Low-Fertility Country: Timing, Type, and Order of Life Course Events
This study analyses the key transitions over the course of a woman's life: forming a first union, leaving home, economic independence, and employment. It assesses their association with the probability of motherhood in Spain, a low-fertility country. The study focuses on the timing of these transitions and their particular conditions, as well as the order in which they occur. Data for the analysis are taken from the 2018 Fertility Survey (N = 7,8…
Living La Vida Global: The Expansion of Highly Qualified Migration to Spain and Its Socio‐Spatial Patterns
High‐income countries shape their migration policies to attract highly qualified immigrants (HQI), aiming to boost human capital and economic growth. HQI often settle in large cities, raising two challenges for urban social sustainability. First, immigrants frequently face residential segregation, hindering social integration. Second, local communities in cities receiving wealthier migrants may experience displacement due to lifestyle migration a…
Persistent inequalities around early motherhood? A comparison of maternal employment trajectories of natives, immigrants and their descendants in Spain
Economics (7 works) · Demographic economics (6 works) · Immigration (6 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (5 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Census (3 works)