Francesca Rinesi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 375983 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Francesca Rinesi |
| NOMBRES | Francesca |
| APELLIDO | Rinesi |
| FIRMA | RINESI F |
| AFILIACIONES | Istituto Nazionale di Statistica |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 92 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Is single parenthood increasingly an experience of less-educated mothers? A European comparison over five decades
BACKGROUND: A central question in family research is whether parents’ social disadvantages, such as being a single parent or having low education, are becoming more concentrated over time. OBJECTIVE: We contribute to this literature by examining long-term trends in the gap in single parenthood between more educated and less-educated mothers since the 1970s to around 2015, placing special emphasis on children’s age. METHODS: To this end, we rely o…
Partners' Age Difference and Marital Dissolution in Italy. A Cohort Comparison
Among the factors related to marital disruption, age assortative mating (who marries whom in terms of age) has received less attention than others. In this study, we study the association between partners' age difference and marital disruption in Italy, a late-comer country in divorce legislation and highly conservative in its culture and institutions. We also show how this association varies across marriage cohorts. We employ data from 'Families…
Economic reasons for not wanting a second child
This study aims to understand changes in the fertility intentions of mothers residing in Italy before and after the onset of the economic recession. It focuses particularly on mothers with one child â a group whose intentions changed over the period â and
Choosing to Remain Childless? A Comparative Study of Fertility Intentions Among Women and Men in Italy and Britain
Pathways to childlessness may differ not only between individuals but also at the population level. This paper investigates differences in childlessness by comparing two countries—Britain and Italy—where levels of childlessness are high in comparison with many other European countries, but which have distinct fertility trajectories and family regimes. Using data from two large, representative national samples of women and men of reproductive age …
Employment insecurity and mental health during the economic recession
Economic Insecurity and the Fertility Intentions of Italian Women with One Child
A Home to Plan the First Child? Fertility Intentions and Housing Conditions in Italy
In Italy, the existing literature on the link between low fertility and people's socio‐economic status has been surprisingly silent about the potential role of housing. This study aimed at filling this gap. Are Italians who are better off in terms of housing security more likely to plan to have a first child in the short run? Our results suggest that there is a clear positive gradient between the fertility intentions of couples and the degree to …
The Transition to Second Child in Italy
En Italie, l’indice synthétique de fécondité est largement au-dessous du niveau de remplacement des générations, mais la plupart des femmes envisagent toujours d’avoir deux enfants. Il y a donc un décalage entre les intentions de fécondité et les comportements observés. Les auteures cherchent à évaluer, au niveau individuel, le degré de concordance entre les intentions de fécondité des mères d’un enfant et leur fécondité ultérieure, et à mettre e…
Avoir un deuxième enfant en Italie
En Italie, l'indice synthétique de fécondité est largement au-dessous du niveau de remplacement des générations, mais la plupart des femmes envisagent toujours d'avoir deux enfants. Il y a donc un décalage entre les intentions de fécondité et les comportements observés. Les auteures cherchent à évaluer, au niveau individuel, le degré de concordance entre les intentions de fécondité des mères d'un enfant et leur fécondité ultérieure, et à mettre e…
A Home to Plan the First Child? Fertility Intentions and Housing Conditions in Italy
In Italy, the existing literature on the link between low fertility and people's socio‐economic status has been surprisingly silent about the potential role of housing. This study aimed at filling this gap. Are Italians who are better off in terms of housing security more likely to plan to have a first child in the short run? Our results suggest that there is a clear positive gradient between the fertility intentions of couples and the degree to …
Choosing to Remain Childless? A Comparative Study of Fertility Intentions Among Women and Men in Italy and Britain
Pathways to childlessness may differ not only between individuals but also at the population level. This paper investigates differences in childlessness by comparing two countries—Britain and Italy—where levels of childlessness are high in comparison with many other European countries, but which have distinct fertility trajectories and family regimes. Using data from two large, representative national samples of women and men of reproductive age …
Employment insecurity and mental health during the economic recession
The Transition to Second Child in Italy
En Italie, l’indice synthétique de fécondité est largement au-dessous du niveau de remplacement des générations, mais la plupart des femmes envisagent toujours d’avoir deux enfants. Il y a donc un décalage entre les intentions de fécondité et les comportements observés. Les auteures cherchent à évaluer, au niveau individuel, le degré de concordance entre les intentions de fécondité des mères d’un enfant et leur fécondité ultérieure, et à mettre e…
Economic Insecurity and the Fertility Intentions of Italian Women with One Child
Avoir un deuxième enfant en Italie
En Italie, l'indice synthétique de fécondité est largement au-dessous du niveau de remplacement des générations, mais la plupart des femmes envisagent toujours d'avoir deux enfants. Il y a donc un décalage entre les intentions de fécondité et les comportements observés. Les auteures cherchent à évaluer, au niveau individuel, le degré de concordance entre les intentions de fécondité des mères d'un enfant et leur fécondité ultérieure, et à mettre e…
Economic reasons for not wanting a second child
This study aims to understand changes in the fertility intentions of mothers residing in Italy before and after the onset of the economic recession. It focuses particularly on mothers with one child â a group whose intentions changed over the period â and
Is single parenthood increasingly an experience of less-educated mothers? A European comparison over five decades
BACKGROUND: A central question in family research is whether parents’ social disadvantages, such as being a single parent or having low education, are becoming more concentrated over time. OBJECTIVE: We contribute to this literature by examining long-term trends in the gap in single parenthood between more educated and less-educated mothers since the 1970s to around 2015, placing special emphasis on children’s age. METHODS: To this end, we rely o…
The Transition to Second Child in Italy
En Italie, l’indice synthétique de fécondité est largement au-dessous du niveau de remplacement des générations, mais la plupart des femmes envisagent toujours d’avoir deux enfants. Il y a donc un décalage entre les intentions de fécondité et les comportements observés. Les auteures cherchent à évaluer, au niveau individuel, le degré de concordance entre les intentions de fécondité des mères d’un enfant et leur fécondité ultérieure, et à mettre e…
Avoir un deuxième enfant en Italie
En Italie, l'indice synthétique de fécondité est largement au-dessous du niveau de remplacement des générations, mais la plupart des femmes envisagent toujours d'avoir deux enfants. Il y a donc un décalage entre les intentions de fécondité et les comportements observés. Les auteures cherchent à évaluer, au niveau individuel, le degré de concordance entre les intentions de fécondité des mères d'un enfant et leur fécondité ultérieure, et à mettre e…
A Home to Plan the First Child? Fertility Intentions and Housing Conditions in Italy
In Italy, the existing literature on the link between low fertility and people's socio‐economic status has been surprisingly silent about the potential role of housing. This study aimed at filling this gap. Are Italians who are better off in terms of housing security more likely to plan to have a first child in the short run? Our results suggest that there is a clear positive gradient between the fertility intentions of couples and the degree to …
Economic Insecurity and the Fertility Intentions of Italian Women with One Child
Employment insecurity and mental health during the economic recession
Choosing to Remain Childless? A Comparative Study of Fertility Intentions Among Women and Men in Italy and Britain
Pathways to childlessness may differ not only between individuals but also at the population level. This paper investigates differences in childlessness by comparing two countries—Britain and Italy—where levels of childlessness are high in comparison with many other European countries, but which have distinct fertility trajectories and family regimes. Using data from two large, representative national samples of women and men of reproductive age …
Economic reasons for not wanting a second child
This study aims to understand changes in the fertility intentions of mothers residing in Italy before and after the onset of the economic recession. It focuses particularly on mothers with one child â a group whose intentions changed over the period â and
Is single parenthood increasingly an experience of less-educated mothers? A European comparison over five decades
BACKGROUND: A central question in family research is whether parents’ social disadvantages, such as being a single parent or having low education, are becoming more concentrated over time. OBJECTIVE: We contribute to this literature by examining long-term trends in the gap in single parenthood between more educated and less-educated mothers since the 1970s to around 2015, placing special emphasis on children’s age. METHODS: To this end, we rely o…
Partners' Age Difference and Marital Dissolution in Italy. A Cohort Comparison
Among the factors related to marital disruption, age assortative mating (who marries whom in terms of age) has received less attention than others. In this study, we study the association between partners' age difference and marital disruption in Italy, a late-comer country in divorce legislation and highly conservative in its culture and institutions. We also show how this association varies across marriage cohorts. We employ data from 'Families…
Family Dynamics and Relationships (8 obras) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (7 obras) · Demography (6 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Demographic economics (5 obras) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (5 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Population (5 obras) · Demography (4 obras)