Irene Rieder
Biographic Data
| ID | 4196872 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Irene Rieder |
| GIVEN NAMES | Irene |
| FAMILY NAME | Rieder |
| SIGNATURE | RIEDER I |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Vienna |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A Blessing and a Curse' Couples Dealing with Ambivalence Concerning Grandparental Involvement During the Transition to Parenthood-A Longitudinal Study
This contribution provides an investigation of first-time parents' experiences and strategies in dealing with ambivalence-i.e., the simultaneous presence of contradictory emotions-regarding grandparental involvement during the transition to parenthood. The study is based on qualitative longitudinal case studies comprising in-depth individual interviews with 11 Austrian couples of first-time mothers and fathers prebirth, and six months and two yea…
Wege in die Zukunft: Lebenssituationen Jugendlicher am Ende der Neuen Mittelschule
Interrelated parenting practices: Conceptual foundations of involvement in care work at the transition to parenthood
Numerous studies have explored parents’ unequal involvement in care work, emphasising the formative power of the first period of parenthood. However, detailed knowledge of how care work is interlinked between parents in everyday practice during the transition to parenthood and how these linkages are related to gendered inequality is limited. Based on an Austrian qualitative longitudinal study with first-time parents (66 individual interviews with…
Developing an analytical framework for multiple perspective, qualitative longitudinal interviews (MPQLI)
Collecting multiple perspectives data (e.g. from related individuals) in a qualitative longitudinal design can provide rich understanding of the dynamics at play in complex relational systems, and the different perceptions of people involved. However, such approaches are inherently challenging due to the complexity and volume of data involved. So far, little attention has been paid to the methodological challenges of data analysis in multiple per…
Key practices of equality within long parental leaves
The birth of a child often reinforces an unequal division of employment and care work among heterosexual couples. Parental leave programmes that foster long leaves tend to increase this inequality within couples. However, by investigating a particularly long parental leave system, we show that specific practices enable parents to share care work equally. Our ethnographic study includes interviews with heterosexual couples, observations in prenata…
Using Go-Alongs for exploring immigrant entrepreneurs' native customers
The purpose of this article is to evaluate the methodological practice of Go-Alongs for exploring immigrant entrepreneurs' native customers, a barely developed subfield within immigrant business research. Through accompanying individuals on outings in their familiar environments, Go-Alongs as a qualitative data collection method are used to gain access to practices, experiences and interpretations of individuals in their everyday routines. Drawin…
Parental constructions of masculinity at the transition to parenthood: The division of parental leave among Austrian couples
Men and masculinity are considered a key factor in changing gender inequality at the transition to parenthood. Prior research on gendered division of parental leave concentrated on fathers' perspectives. This paper includes perspectives of fathers and mothers who make use of parental leave in different ways and asks how masculinity is jointly constructed, how these constructions are linked to the use of parental leave, and if and how they are ori…
Developing an analytical framework for multiple perspective, qualitative longitudinal interviews (MPQLI)
Collecting multiple perspectives data (e.g. from related individuals) in a qualitative longitudinal design can provide rich understanding of the dynamics at play in complex relational systems, and the different perceptions of people involved. However, such approaches are inherently challenging due to the complexity and volume of data involved. So far, little attention has been paid to the methodological challenges of data analysis in multiple per…
Key practices of equality within long parental leaves
The birth of a child often reinforces an unequal division of employment and care work among heterosexual couples. Parental leave programmes that foster long leaves tend to increase this inequality within couples. However, by investigating a particularly long parental leave system, we show that specific practices enable parents to share care work equally. Our ethnographic study includes interviews with heterosexual couples, observations in prenata…
Parental constructions of masculinity at the transition to parenthood: The division of parental leave among Austrian couples
Men and masculinity are considered a key factor in changing gender inequality at the transition to parenthood. Prior research on gendered division of parental leave concentrated on fathers' perspectives. This paper includes perspectives of fathers and mothers who make use of parental leave in different ways and asks how masculinity is jointly constructed, how these constructions are linked to the use of parental leave, and if and how they are ori…
A Blessing and a Curse' Couples Dealing with Ambivalence Concerning Grandparental Involvement During the Transition to Parenthood-A Longitudinal Study
This contribution provides an investigation of first-time parents' experiences and strategies in dealing with ambivalence-i.e., the simultaneous presence of contradictory emotions-regarding grandparental involvement during the transition to parenthood. The study is based on qualitative longitudinal case studies comprising in-depth individual interviews with 11 Austrian couples of first-time mothers and fathers prebirth, and six months and two yea…
Interrelated parenting practices: Conceptual foundations of involvement in care work at the transition to parenthood
Numerous studies have explored parents’ unequal involvement in care work, emphasising the formative power of the first period of parenthood. However, detailed knowledge of how care work is interlinked between parents in everyday practice during the transition to parenthood and how these linkages are related to gendered inequality is limited. Based on an Austrian qualitative longitudinal study with first-time parents (66 individual interviews with…
Using Go-Alongs for exploring immigrant entrepreneurs' native customers
The purpose of this article is to evaluate the methodological practice of Go-Alongs for exploring immigrant entrepreneurs' native customers, a barely developed subfield within immigrant business research. Through accompanying individuals on outings in their familiar environments, Go-Alongs as a qualitative data collection method are used to gain access to practices, experiences and interpretations of individuals in their everyday routines. Drawin…
Parental constructions of masculinity at the transition to parenthood: The division of parental leave among Austrian couples
Men and masculinity are considered a key factor in changing gender inequality at the transition to parenthood. Prior research on gendered division of parental leave concentrated on fathers' perspectives. This paper includes perspectives of fathers and mothers who make use of parental leave in different ways and asks how masculinity is jointly constructed, how these constructions are linked to the use of parental leave, and if and how they are ori…
Developing an analytical framework for multiple perspective, qualitative longitudinal interviews (MPQLI)
Collecting multiple perspectives data (e.g. from related individuals) in a qualitative longitudinal design can provide rich understanding of the dynamics at play in complex relational systems, and the different perceptions of people involved. However, such approaches are inherently challenging due to the complexity and volume of data involved. So far, little attention has been paid to the methodological challenges of data analysis in multiple per…
Key practices of equality within long parental leaves
The birth of a child often reinforces an unequal division of employment and care work among heterosexual couples. Parental leave programmes that foster long leaves tend to increase this inequality within couples. However, by investigating a particularly long parental leave system, we show that specific practices enable parents to share care work equally. Our ethnographic study includes interviews with heterosexual couples, observations in prenata…
Using Go-Alongs for exploring immigrant entrepreneurs' native customers
The purpose of this article is to evaluate the methodological practice of Go-Alongs for exploring immigrant entrepreneurs' native customers, a barely developed subfield within immigrant business research. Through accompanying individuals on outings in their familiar environments, Go-Alongs as a qualitative data collection method are used to gain access to practices, experiences and interpretations of individuals in their everyday routines. Drawin…
Interrelated parenting practices: Conceptual foundations of involvement in care work at the transition to parenthood
Numerous studies have explored parents’ unequal involvement in care work, emphasising the formative power of the first period of parenthood. However, detailed knowledge of how care work is interlinked between parents in everyday practice during the transition to parenthood and how these linkages are related to gendered inequality is limited. Based on an Austrian qualitative longitudinal study with first-time parents (66 individual interviews with…
Wege in die Zukunft: Lebenssituationen Jugendlicher am Ende der Neuen Mittelschule
A Blessing and a Curse' Couples Dealing with Ambivalence Concerning Grandparental Involvement During the Transition to Parenthood-A Longitudinal Study
This contribution provides an investigation of first-time parents' experiences and strategies in dealing with ambivalence-i.e., the simultaneous presence of contradictory emotions-regarding grandparental involvement during the transition to parenthood. The study is based on qualitative longitudinal case studies comprising in-depth individual interviews with 11 Austrian couples of first-time mothers and fathers prebirth, and six months and two yea…
Sociology (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Qualitative research (4 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Work-Family Balance Challenges (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Division of labour (2 works)