B Nauck
Biographic Data
| ID | 41546 |
|---|---|
| NAME | B Nauck |
| GIVEN NAMES | B |
| FAMILY NAME | Nauck |
| SIGNATURE | NAUCK B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chemnitz University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3156-328X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 57 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 387 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 56 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 12 |
Soziologie der Ehe als Zusammenspiel von historischen Pfaden, rechtlichen Rahmungen und individuellen Sinnzuschreibungen
Article Soziologie der Ehe als Zusammenspiel von historischen Pfaden, rechtlichen Rahmungen und individuellen Sinnzuschreibungen was published on February 1, 2024 in the journal Soziologische Revue (volume 47, issue 1)
Is Ethnic Retention a Result of Unmet Educational Aspirations? Academic Career and Ethnic Identity of Migrant Minority Youth in England, Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden
Data from 3 waves of the Children of Immigrants’ Longitudinal Survey in 4 European countries (CILS4EU) were used to test for effects of academic trajectories on the development of ethnic retention. The large-scale comparative panel data for the transition at the end of lower secondary school provide answers to the following research questions: Is migrant youth with unmet educational aspirations especially vulnerable to ethnic retention? Is ethnic…
Coresidence with kin and subjective well-being in the transition to adulthood
Although residence patterns during the transition to adulthood are dynamic and have a high influence on subjective well-being, empirical studies are scarce, especially with regard to international comparisons. The way living arrangements during the transition to adulthood are normatively framed in bilinear, neolocal kinship cultures is very different from the way they are framed in patrilineal, patrilocal cultures. Thus, living arrangements such …
The transition to adulthood in China, Germany and the US
We explore cross-country differences in the transition to adulthood between China, Germany, and the USA. Using large-scale panel studies, we examine the timing of leaving the parental home, first marriage and first parenthood. For those born between 1933 and 1988, we observe a delay in the timing of first marriage in all three societies. But the delay is steeper in the USA than in Germany and China. The age at first childbirth is increasing in al…
Coresidence in the Transition to Adulthood
This paper compares the prevalence and age-specific changes of coresidence patterns, by means of a classification of 12 coresidence types, for the age range from 16 to 30 in the United States (US), Germany (GE), Taiwan (TW), and mainland China (CN). Panel data were used in separate nested logistic regression models to estimate transitions in coresidence for individuals in each society in the transition to adulthood. On the first level, decisions …
How kinship systems and welfare regimes shape leaving home
This paper aims to explain societal differences in the event of leaving the parental home as part of the transition to adulthood, in the United States, Germany, China, and Taiwan. It proposes bridge hypotheses between societal characteristics such as kinsh
Families
Despite extensive recent advances in the empirical and theoretical study of migration, certain critical areas in the analysis of European migration remain relatively underdeveloped both theoretically and empirically. Specifically, we lack studies that both incorporate an origin comparison and trace processes of intergenerational transmission across migrants over multiple generations and incorporating family migration trajectories. This paper outl…
Bildungstransmission in Migrantenfamilien
Intergenerational Consequences of Migration
Migration is a life-changing experience not only for the migrants themselves but also for those left behind. Using a novel 'origins of migration' approach, this fascinating book reveals the true impact of migration across multiple aspects of migrants' lives by comparing three generations of Turkish migrants to Europe to their non-migrant counterparts in Turkey. Working with unique and exciting information on 2000 Turkish families and their 50,000…
Against all odds? Bildungserfolg in vietnamesischen und türkischen Familien in Deutschland
Bildungsspezifisches Sozialkapital in einheimischen, türkischen und vietnamesischen Familien in Deutschland
Affection and Conflict in Intergenerational Relationships of Women in Sixteen Areas in Asia, Africa, Europe, and America
Studies of intergenerational solidarity in affluent societies suggest that relationships between generations consist simultaneously of both emotional closeness and conflicts. This analysis extends the standard model of intergenerational relationships, which until now has been applied only to countries with bilineal kinship systems, to culturally and economically diverse areas with varying kinship systems. Latent class analysis was applied to meas…
Value of Children and the social production of welfare
The paper describes the origins of the Value of Children (VOC) approach to the cross-cultural research on fertility behavior around the Pacific Rim, and critically discusses its shortcomings at this stage
The German Family Panel (pairfam). Research Potential and First Results of a Multi-Disciplinary Longitudinal Study on Partnership and Family Dynamics in Germany
The German Family Panel pairfam is a multidisciplinary, multi-actor, longitudinal study of partnership and family dynamics in Germany. The present paper illustrates the wide analytical potential inherent, in the annually growing pairfam dataset by summarizing published analyses of pairfam data on the topics of partnership, parenthood, and intergenerational relationships. Since the panel is uniquely rich due to its longitudinal and multi-actor des…
Institutional Regulations and the Kinship Solidarity of Women—Results from 13 Areas in Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America
The article extends the model of intergenerational solidarity developed by Bengtson and Silverstein to the analysis of kinship relationships (mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, and the respective in-laws) and culturally diverse society types. A common typology of solidarity patterns is used to compare societies, and each pattern is traced back to relational, individual, and societal conditions within a multi-level framework. The empirical analy…
What Narrows the Stepgap? Closeness Between Parents and Adult (Step)Children in Germany
Using data from the German Family Panel (pairfam) based on 11,746 intergenerational family relationships, the present study examined differences in parental closeness across relations with multiple, coresidential, and non-coresidential adolescent and adult children. Replicating previous research in a multilevel analysis across families, the authors found a strong positive effect of biological descent on closeness in comparison to adoptive and ste…
Panel Analysis of Intimate Relationships and Family Dynamics (pairfam)
This article introduces the DFG-funded “Panel Analysis of Intimate Relationships and Family Dynamics” (pairfam) study, which was initiated to provide an extended empirical basis for advances in family research. Within the context of challenges in couples and family research, we address the major substantive fields covered by the pairfam panel: couple dynamics and partnership stability, childbearing, parenting and child development, and intergener…
A Typology of Reasons for Having Children or Not
The decline in the size of the population in Russia presents economic and social challenges for the society and for policymakers, but research data show that the values found in families (and especially the values of women) do not lead one to expect much change in the number of children born to Russian families in the foreseeable future
Immigrant and Native Children in Germany
Intergenerational Relationships and Female Inheritance Expectations
In the current article, the author (a) integrates two major theoretical approaches for the explanation of inheritance expectations, namely, the institutional approach of cultural anthropology and the interactionist approach of family research and social gerontology; (b) takes into account the institutional settings of kinship systems and inheritance regimes on the societal level; and (c) relates these institutional settings to the intergeneration…
Introduction to Special Section for Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology
The concept of value of children (VOC) was introduced three decades ago and has recently gained increasing importance due to ongoing significant demographic changes in many parts of the world, namely declining birth rates and increasing life expectancy. Even though the concept of VOC suggests interdisciplinary and cross-cultural research, these methodologies were only recently used as part of a collaborative international enterprise aiming to rev…
Arbeitsmigration und Familienstruktur
Bildungsverhalten als strategische Praxis
While official statistics as well as studies based on individual data consistently describe the disavantages of foreign chlidren compared to German chlidren in the German educational system, they do not contribute much to the explanation of this finding. Interpretations of the data mainly refer to institutional or differential discrimination against foreign children, or they ascribe to them « deficits » resulting from a lower-class specific socia…
Handbuch der Kindheitsforschung
Regionale und sozialstrukturelle Differenzierung der Kindschaftsverhältnisse in Deutschland
Der Beitrag berichtet über Ergebnisse einer statistischen Sonderauswertung des Familien-Surveys 1988 in Westdeutschland und 1990 in Ostdeutschland. Die empirische Analyse verfolgt zwei aufeinander aufbauende Zielsetzungen. Zunächst werden die Unterschiede im Normkindschaftsverhältnis (ehelich geboren, mit beiden leiblichen Eltern zusammenlebend) und alle Formen abweichender Kindschaftsverhältnisse beschrieben: 81% der westdeutschen und 65% der os…
Intercultural Contact and Intergenerational Transmission in Immigrant Families
The impact of intergenerational transmission processes on the intercultural contact and ethnic identification of second generation adolescents is studied in five different groups of migrant families: Italian, Greek, and Turkish work migrants, German repatriates from Russia, and Russian Jewish immigrants in Israel. In each group, 400 same-sex dyads of parents and adolescents were interviewed by means of a standardized questionnaire in the language…
Social Capital, Intergenerational Transmission and Intercultural Contact in Immigrant Families
This study investigates the process of value transmission in Turkish immigrant families. Intergenerational transmission is the process that provides cultural continuity. Under contextual conditions of migration, however, rapid and deep cultural changes occur. Major research questions regarding transmission in these special circumstances were (1) the selective contents, (2) the effective means and (3) the differential intensity of value transmissi…
What Narrows the Stepgap? Closeness Between Parents and Adult (Step)Children in Germany
Using data from the German Family Panel (pairfam) based on 11,746 intergenerational family relationships, the present study examined differences in parental closeness across relations with multiple, coresidential, and non-coresidential adolescent and adult children. Replicating previous research in a multilevel analysis across families, the authors found a strong positive effect of biological descent on closeness in comparison to adoptive and ste…
The Varying Value of Children
Using data from the Value of Children (VOC) replication study in 2002/3, the value of children for their parents is investigated cross-culturally for different age groups in 11 countries (South Korea, People's Republic of China, Indonesia, India, Palestine, Israel, Turkey, South Africa, Ghana, Germany and the Czech Republic). As a prerequisite, the cross-national equivalence of the VOC measurement is established in calculating the overall and the…
Value of Children and the Framing of Fertility
To overcome incomplete explanations of cross-cultural differences in fertility behaviour, three complementary approaches are systematically related to each other: the ‘demand’-based economic theory of fertility (ETF), a revised version of the ‘supply’-based ‘value-of-children’-approach (VOC) as a special theory of the general social theory of social production functions, and the framing theory of variable rationality. A comprehensive model is spe…
The Impact of Familial and Environmental Factors on the Adjustment of Immigrants
This study examined the impact of family interaction, perceived discrimination, stressful life events, and the hosting country on the adjustment of Israeli and German immigrants. Results show that changes in self-esteem between the 1st year of immigration and 2 and 4 years later were significantly related to family relations: the better the functioning, the greater the improvement. The patterns of relationships in the family, however, only partia…
Families
Despite extensive recent advances in the empirical and theoretical study of migration, certain critical areas in the analysis of European migration remain relatively underdeveloped both theoretically and empirically. Specifically, we lack studies that both incorporate an origin comparison and trace processes of intergenerational transmission across migrants over multiple generations and incorporating family migration trajectories. This paper outl…
Der Wert von Kindern für ihre Eltern
Migration, gesellschaftliche Differenzierung und Bildung
How kinship systems and welfare regimes shape leaving home
This paper aims to explain societal differences in the event of leaving the parental home as part of the transition to adulthood, in the United States, Germany, China, and Taiwan. It proposes bridge hypotheses between societal characteristics such as kinsh
Value of Children and the social production of welfare
The paper describes the origins of the Value of Children (VOC) approach to the cross-cultural research on fertility behavior around the Pacific Rim, and critically discusses its shortcomings at this stage
Intergenerational relationships in families from Turkey and Germany
The approach of ‘Value of children’ studies is extended to a general rational choice model of intergenerational relationships, including fertility behavior as well as normative orientations to sex-roles, educational attitudes, early child-care and socialization practices. This model is empirically tested by a cross-cultural comparison which includes five groups of families: (i) West German families; (ii) Turkish migrant families of the second gen…
Institutional Regulations and the Kinship Solidarity of Women—Results from 13 Areas in Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America
The article extends the model of intergenerational solidarity developed by Bengtson and Silverstein to the analysis of kinship relationships (mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, and the respective in-laws) and culturally diverse society types. A common typology of solidarity patterns is used to compare societies, and each pattern is traced back to relational, individual, and societal conditions within a multi-level framework. The empirical analy…
Introduction to Special Section for Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology
The concept of value of children (VOC) was introduced three decades ago and has recently gained increasing importance due to ongoing significant demographic changes in many parts of the world, namely declining birth rates and increasing life expectancy. Even though the concept of VOC suggests interdisciplinary and cross-cultural research, these methodologies were only recently used as part of a collaborative international enterprise aiming to rev…
Immigrant and Ethnic Minority families
The impact of intergenerational transmission processes on the intercultural contact and ethnic identification of second generation adolescents is studied in five different groups of migrant families: Italian, Greek, and Turkish work migrants, German repatriates from Russia, and Jewish immigrants from Russia to Israel. In each group, 400 dyads of parents and adolescents with the same sex were interviewed with a standardized questionnaire in the la…
Coresidence in the Transition to Adulthood
This paper compares the prevalence and age-specific changes of coresidence patterns, by means of a classification of 12 coresidence types, for the age range from 16 to 30 in the United States (US), Germany (GE), Taiwan (TW), and mainland China (CN). Panel data were used in separate nested logistic regression models to estimate transitions in coresidence for individuals in each society in the transition to adulthood. On the first level, decisions …
Differences in Fertility Patterns between East and West German Women. Disentangling the roles of cultural background and of the transformation process
The present study compares parity-specific fertility patterns of West and East German women (from birth cohorts 1970 and younger) after German re-unification using panel data from the GSOEP (waves 1990 through 2006). Whereas the transition rate for the birth of the first child tends to be higher in the East German than in the West German sub-sample, the likelihood of second births remains considerably higher among West German women across time. T…
Migration and Change in Parent‐Child Relationships. The Case of Turkish Migrants in Germany
The main aim of this paper is to explain the change of educational attitudes and socialization practices in Turkish migrant families by an individualistic costs-and-benefits-model and to confront this with empirical findings. This model is an interesting theoretical alternative to the widely accepted 'sociological' value-explanations stemming from the Durkheim-Parsons-Tradition. A variety of empirical detail phenomena (even) out of the domain of …
Intergenerational Relationships and Female Inheritance Expectations
In the current article, the author (a) integrates two major theoretical approaches for the explanation of inheritance expectations, namely, the institutional approach of cultural anthropology and the interactionist approach of family research and social gerontology; (b) takes into account the institutional settings of kinship systems and inheritance regimes on the societal level; and (c) relates these institutional settings to the intergeneration…
Intergenerational Relationships in Cross-Cultural Comparison
The article explores the relevance of intergenerational relationships within the overall network of young mothers and grandmothers in seven societies: Japan, Korea, China, Indonesia, Turkey, Israel, and Germany. The empirical base is 2,945 named network members in 249 pairs of interviews of grandmothers and their daughters from a cross-cultural pilot study. The network composition of both generations and the network activities with spouses, daugh…
Did Societal Transformation Destroy the Social Networks of Families in East Germany
Two sets of survey data from East and West Germany in 1988 to 1990 and in 1996, containing information about the structure of ego-centered networks of parents living together with at least one child, are used to test empirically whether the structure of the social networks have changed during the transformation period. Contrary to what is commonly believed by the East German population and what is a main theme in the public discourse, where both …
Assimilation Process and Group Integration of Migrant Families
This empirical analysis gives 1st answers to the question of which effects some specific types of interaction structures within migrant families have on the assimilation process of family members and their personal integration. The analysis is based on a sample of 92 Turkish women and 123 Turkish men in the Bonn-Cologne area of West Germany. Questionnaires examine variables such as 1) urbanization of the context of origin, 2) household complexity…
Heimliches Matriarchat“ in Familien türkischer Arbeitsmigranten? Empirische Ergebnisse zu Veränderungen der Entscheidungsmacht und Aufgabenallokation
Anhand von Daten aus einer standardisierten Befragung von Mitgliedern vollständiger türkischer Migrantenfamilien werden die Veränderungen der familiären Interaktionsstruktur im Verlauf des Eingliederungsprozesses analysiert. Diese Veränderungen werden in der Entscheidungsmacht und der Aufgabenallokation auf den beiden Dimensionen „Synkratismus/Kooperation“ und „Autonomie der Ehepartner“ untersucht. Die Ergebnisse zeigen eine hohe Variabilität der…
Against all odds? Bildungserfolg in vietnamesischen und türkischen Familien in Deutschland
Patterns of Exchange in Kinship Systems in Germany, Russia, and the People's Republic of China
The paper attempts to integrate two major theoretical approaches for the explanation of kinship relationships, namely the institutional approach of cultural anthropology and the interactionist approach of family sociology and social gerontology. It takes the institutional settings of kinship systems on the societal level into account and relates them to interactions within the kinship groups. These relations are formulated in two hypotheses: The …
Heimliches Matriarchat“ in Familien türkischer Arbeitsmigranten? Empirische Ergebnisse zu Veränderungen der Entscheidungsmacht und Aufgabenallokation
Anhand von Daten aus einer standardisierten Befragung von Mitgliedern vollständiger türkischer Migrantenfamilien werden die Veränderungen der familiären Interaktionsstruktur im Verlauf des Eingliederungsprozesses analysiert. Diese Veränderungen werden in der Entscheidungsmacht und der Aufgabenallokation auf den beiden Dimensionen „Synkratismus/Kooperation“ und „Autonomie der Ehepartner“ untersucht. Die Ergebnisse zeigen eine hohe Variabilität der…
Migration and Change in Parent‐Child Relationships. The Case of Turkish Migrants in Germany
The main aim of this paper is to explain the change of educational attitudes and socialization practices in Turkish migrant families by an individualistic costs-and-benefits-model and to confront this with empirical findings. This model is an interesting theoretical alternative to the widely accepted 'sociological' value-explanations stemming from the Durkheim-Parsons-Tradition. A variety of empirical detail phenomena (even) out of the domain of …
Assimilation Process and Group Integration of Migrant Families
This empirical analysis gives 1st answers to the question of which effects some specific types of interaction structures within migrant families have on the assimilation process of family members and their personal integration. The analysis is based on a sample of 92 Turkish women and 123 Turkish men in the Bonn-Cologne area of West Germany. Questionnaires examine variables such as 1) urbanization of the context of origin, 2) household complexity…
Intergenerational relationships in families from Turkey and Germany
The approach of ‘Value of children’ studies is extended to a general rational choice model of intergenerational relationships, including fertility behavior as well as normative orientations to sex-roles, educational attitudes, early child-care and socialization practices. This model is empirically tested by a cross-cultural comparison which includes five groups of families: (i) West German families; (ii) Turkish migrant families of the second gen…
Die (Reproduktions-)Arbeit tun die anderen oder
Familie im Kontext von Politik, Kulturkritik und Forschung
Wer ausgerechnet ein von der UN ausgerufenes ’Internationales Jahr der Familie’ zum Anlaß nimmt, Reflexionen über die Situation von Familien im Kontext von Politik, Kulturkritik und Forschung anzustellen und die gegenwärtige Situation der Familienforschung zu betrachten, muß sich mit vielerlei Mißverstandnissen, Werturteilen, Alltagserfahrungen und perspektivischen Wahrnehmungen auseinandersetzen. Wie bei allen sozialwissenschaftlichen Themen kön…
Wandel der familiären Lebensverhältnisse von Kindern in Ostdeutschland
In der Differenziertheit der Sozialberichterstattung über Kinder im Vergleich etwa zu Jugendlichen lassen sich seit je her große Unterschiede konstatieren. So gehört die regelmäßige Beobachtung der Lebensverhältnisse von Jugendlichen schon seit geraumer Zeit nicht nur zu den Routineaufgaben der Sozialforschung, vielmehr hat sie (jeweils in den 60er Jahren) auch mit der Errichtung des DJI und des ZIJ als jeweils dieser Aufgabe spezifisch gewidmete…
Sozialer Wandel, Migration und Familienbildung bei türkischen Frauen
Migration, Globalisierung und der Sozialstaat
Der Beitrag der Migrations- und Integrationsforschung zur Entwicklung der Sozialwissenschaften
Migrations- und Integrationsforschung wird in Deutschland erst seit relativ kurzer Zeit systematisch betrieben, nämlich seit den 80er Jahren. Zu dieser Zeit verbreitete sich in der bundesrepublikanischen Öffentlichkeit die Erkenntnis, dass die Anwesenheit der sog. Gastarbeiter aus Italien, Griechenland, Spanien und der Türkei in Deutschland nicht vorübergehender Natur sei, sondern dass es sich hierbei um eine Zuwanderung in größerem Maßstab handl…
Eltern-Kind-Beziehungen in Migrantenfamilien — ein Vergleich zwischen griechischen, italienischen, türkischen und vietnamesischen Familien in Deutschland
Seit der Konzeptualisierung der „race-relations-cycles“ in der Migrationssoziologie der 30er Jahre haben Veränderungen zwischen Generationen von Zuwanderern stets eine bedeutsame Rolle in der Erforschung von Eingliederungsprozessen gespielt (H. Esser 1980; R.D. Alba 1990). Zumeist ist dabei das Assimilationsniveau der Zuwanderergeneration mit der der Folgegenerationen verglichen worden, um daraufhin allgemeine „Gesetze“ des intergenerationalen Ei…
Solidarität, Lebensformen und regionale Entwicklung
Migration, gesellschaftliche Differenzierung und Bildung
Generationenbeziehungen und Heiratsregimes — theoretische Überlegungen zur Struktur von Heiratsmärkten und Partnerwahlprozessen am Beispiel der Türkei und Deutschland
Die Thematisierung von Heiratsbeziehungen und von der Wahl des Ehepartners bei Angehörigen der türkischen Nationalität geschieht in der deutschsprachigen Literatur zumeist unter zwei Gesichtspunkten: (1) Einerseits wird betont, dass bei den Eheschließungen von Angehörigen der türkischen Nationalität vieles „anders“ sei als etwa bei Angehörigen der deutschen Nationalität. Dies wird als Hinweis auf die große „kulturelle Distanz“ gewertet, auf Unter…
Der Wert von Kindern für ihre Eltern
Did Societal Transformation Destroy the Social Networks of Families in East Germany
Two sets of survey data from East and West Germany in 1988 to 1990 and in 1996, containing information about the structure of ego-centered networks of parents living together with at least one child, are used to test empirically whether the structure of the social networks have changed during the transformation period. Contrary to what is commonly believed by the East German population and what is a main theme in the public discourse, where both …
Social Capital, Intergenerational Transmission and Intercultural Contact in Immigrant Families
This study investigates the process of value transmission in Turkish immigrant families. Intergenerational transmission is the process that provides cultural continuity. Under contextual conditions of migration, however, rapid and deep cultural changes occur. Major research questions regarding transmission in these special circumstances were (1) the selective contents, (2) the effective means and (3) the differential intensity of value transmissi…
Immigrant and Ethnic Minority families
The impact of intergenerational transmission processes on the intercultural contact and ethnic identification of second generation adolescents is studied in five different groups of migrant families: Italian, Greek, and Turkish work migrants, German repatriates from Russia, and Jewish immigrants from Russia to Israel. In each group, 400 dyads of parents and adolescents with the same sex were interviewed with a standardized questionnaire in the la…
Intercultural Contact and Intergenerational Transmission in Immigrant Families
The impact of intergenerational transmission processes on the intercultural contact and ethnic identification of second generation adolescents is studied in five different groups of migrant families: Italian, Greek, and Turkish work migrants, German repatriates from Russia, and Russian Jewish immigrants in Israel. In each group, 400 same-sex dyads of parents and adolescents were interviewed by means of a standardized questionnaire in the language…
Hauptwerke der Ungleichheitsforschung
Die zentralen Werke der Ungleichheitsforschung werden gut verstandlich und kompakt in ihren Hauptaussagen dargestellt.
Generatives Verhalten und Generationenbeziehungen
Die Beiträge in diesem Band zeigen, wie gesellschaftliche Kontextbedingungen und individuelle Erfahrungen im Lebensverlauf ineinander greifen und wie sie sowohl die Entscheidung fÃ1⁄4r beziehungsweise gegen Kinder als auch die Ausgestaltung von Generationenbeziehungen beeinflussen. Die Autorinnen und Autoren setzen sich dabei kritisch und konstruktiv mit vorliegenden Ansätzen der Familiensoziologie auseinander
Demographic Changes and Parent–Child Relationships
This tutorial describes demographic changes and their implications for parenting and parent-child relationships. First, we discuss 2 major sociodemographic changes declining fertility and increasing longevity from the point of view of social demography. Second, we elaborate on implications of demographic changes for parenting and intergenerational relationships from sociological and psychological perspectives. This discussion of parenting and par…
Intergenerational Relationships in Cross-Cultural Comparison
The article explores the relevance of intergenerational relationships within the overall network of young mothers and grandmothers in seven societies: Japan, Korea, China, Indonesia, Turkey, Israel, and Germany. The empirical base is 2,945 named network members in 249 pairs of interviews of grandmothers and their daughters from a cross-cultural pilot study. The network composition of both generations and the network activities with spouses, daugh…
Gender, Marriage and Family Support in East Asian Families
Social participation and psychological distress among immigrants from the former Soviet Union
English The adaptation of immigrants to Israel and to Germany is compared. While in Germany immigrants were oriented towards the general society, in Israel they tended towards less social participation. Adolescent immigrants in Israel reported more stress than did their German peers, but no differences in the psychological stress were found among their parents. French Cette é tude compare la façon dont des immigrants en Israë l et en Allemagne se…
Political science (40 works) · Sociology (38 works) · Geography (24 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (21 works) · Psychology (21 works) · Demography (20 works) · Economics (18 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (18 works) · Demographic economics (17 works) · Philosophy (15 works)