Gerardo Meil Landwerlin
Biographic Data
| ID | 734388 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gerardo Meil Landwerlin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gerardo Meil |
| FAMILY NAME | Landwerlin |
| SIGNATURE | LANDWERLIN G M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4880-5137 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 86 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The Use of Paternity Leave by Migrants in Spain
Studies focusing on how the migrant population understands and utilises family policies are scarce in Southern European countries. We focus on the use of paternity leave by American and European migrant fathers in Spain. This work is based on an online survey of parents (QUIDAN, 2021), which is nationally representative with a sample of 3100 respondents. We have conducted descriptive statistics and explanatory multivariate models. The main result…
Permisos parentales no remunerados y escuelas infantiles ¿son recursos de conciliación sustitutivos o complementarios
Las escuelas infantiles, las excedencias y las reducciones de jornada para el cuidado de niños son recursos fundamentales para la conciliación de las familias españolas. Este trabajo persigue conocer cómo condiciona el uso de los permisos parentales no remunerados la utilización de las escuelas infantiles durante los primeros tres años de vida de los hijos/as. Para ello, se utiliza la Encuesta sobre el uso de permisos parentales en España, 2012 y…
Presente y futuro de la política familiar en España
En el presente articulo se analizan los tres grandes rasgos que caracterizan la politica familiar espanola en la actualidad, a saber: privatizacion, asistencializacion y fragmentacion, situandolos en el marco mas amplio de las grandes lineas de desarrollo de esta dimension de la politica social, sosteniendose la tesis de que se esta produciendo un cambio en la arena politica en direccion hacia una mayor sensibilidad hacia la necesidad de una reor…
El reparto desigual del trabajo doméstico y sus efectos sobre la estabilidad de los proyectos conyugales
El cambio familiar ha dado lugar a la emergencia de un «nuevo pacto conyugal» caracterizado por la negociabilidad de los términos de la convivencia, tanto en la forma en la que se inicia como en la que se desarrolla y eventualmente puede terminarse. Sobre la base de una encuesta realizada en la Comunidad de Madrid en 2003 entre las que hemos denominado «nuevas familias», se analizan los potenciales efectos que el reparto desigual del trabajo domé…
Workers' individual and dyadic coping with the Covid-19 health emergency: A cross cultural study
The aim of this study was to examine workers' psychological distress during the COVID-19 pandemic as a function of their individual coping, dyadic coping, and work-family conflict. We also tested the moderating role of gender and culture in these associations. To achieve this aim, we run HLM analyses on data from 1521 workers cohabiting with a partner, coming from six countries (Italy, Spain, Malta, Cyprus, Greece, and Russia) characterized by va…
The Impact of Paternity Leave Compared to Unemployment on Child Care and Housework Distribution in Spain
Paternity leave has been introduced in many countries as a way to foster father's co-responsibility in family obligations. This study aims \to analyse, for the Spanish case, if (1) the positive effects of the paternity leave are not only limited to the short term, but are maintained at medium and long term; (2) if a similar effect applies in the case of unemployment periods. Based on a subsample of 3388 cases derived from the Spanish Fertility Su…
Trends towards de-gendering leave use in Spain and Portugal
Leave policies have developed in South European countries quite differently across the region regarding their gender-equality orientation. This chapter focuses on how the objectives of de-gendering leave policies and fostering fathers' co-responsibility entered the policy arena and became a central objective of parenting leave policy reforms in Portugal and Spain. The main actors behind this process have been left-wing parties and social movement…
Policemen on Leave Alone in Spain. A Rift in Hegemonic Masculinity
Caring fatherhood in very traditional and masculinized environments has been under-researched. This study analyzed the experience of Spanish policemen who used parental leave to care for their babies alone while their partners returned to paid work. The aim was to ascertain whether use of parental leaves under those circumstances favors the development of caring masculinity. The qualitative methodology deployed consisted in semi-structured interv…
The effectiveness of corporate gender equality plans in improving leave provisions for fathers in Spain
Official Spanish policy seeks greater gender equality by, among other things, encouraging men’s use of their legal rights to parental leave and requiring employers to implement equality plans. This article contains a first-ever analysis of the extent to which company equality plans are used to improve upon the legal provisions governing parental leave and whether those improvements actually encourage greater leave use by men, help to degender lea…
Family or state responsibility? Elderly- and childcare policy preferences in Spain
Purpose Spain is typically considered a familialistic country where the family is the main responsible for individuals’ well-being. Recent demographic, socioeconomic and policy changes raise the question to what extent familialism is regarded as the preferred care arrangement in society or whether more state support is considered legitimate. The purpose of this paper is to analyse individual preferences among Spanish residents regarding care resp…
Grandparents' Role in Spanish Families' Work/Life Balance Strategies
In recent years, grandparental childcare has been instrumental to Spanish parents' ability to engage in paid work. At the same time, the use of formal childcare services, paid domestic assistance and parental leave-taking have also intensified. The objectives of this study are: (1) to estimate the scope of the support received from grandparents in caring for children; and (2) to assess the impact of the diversification of childcare resources on h…
Job Mobility and Subjective Well-being in Europe. Do Highly Mobile Workers Feel Worse
Una de las consecuencias de la globalización es el aumento de la movilidad por motivos de trabajo. Esta movilidad tiene efectos positivos y negativos sobre el bienestar de las personas. Basándonos en las dos oleadas (2007 y 2011) de la encuesta Job Mobilities and Family Life, se analizará el impacto que tienen las transiciones en la movilidad sobre el bienestar subjetivo, controlando la influencia de otras transiciones vitales relevantes (pareja,…
Abuelas, abuelos y padres varones en el cuidado de la infancia
During the last years, fathers have become more involved on childcare in Spain. The aim of this article is to know whether this increasing involvement of the fathers replaces the care provided by the grandparents or, on the contrary, there is a complementary relationship. We used a sample from the Survey of Parental Leaves Use in Spain, which is composed by 1,125 dual earner respondents with at least one child under 13 years old. Our results show…
European Men's Use of Parental Leave and Their Involvement in Child Care and Housework
Over the last ten years, equal opportunities policy has tended to actively further men's use of parental leave to favour gender equality. This article draws from the European 2005 Working Conditions Survey, and more specifically the subsample of fathers with children under the age of three to analyse whether paternity leave is related to their greater involvement in childcare and housework. Zero-inflated Poisson regression analysis, controlling f…
Spain: Short on children and short on family policies
Spainâ s total fertility rate has more than halved since 1975, when it was 2.8, to the present 1.3 (the lowest rate on record, 1.2, was reached in 1995). At the same time, the mean age at first childbirth has grown continually, seriously hindering any s
Consecuencias de la caída de la fecundidad sobre los intercambios entre generaciones
El objeto de este trabajo es analizar los efectos de la caída de la fecundidad sobre los intercambios materiales e inmateriales entre las generaciones (adultas y residentes en hogares independientes) en España. El análisis atiende, entre otras variables, al número y a la composición por sexos de la generación más joven, analizando los intercambios entre las díadas hijo varón emancipado / padres e hija emancipada / padres. Los efectos de la caída …
The Evolution of Family Policy in Spain
The aim of this article is to trace the evolution of Spanish family policy from its beginning in the 1930s to the present, showing the shifting role played by the State in defining and supporting family formation and functioning. Different periods areconsidered according to the objectives and characteristics of this policy as well as according to the support it received from the political forces ruling in each period. For each period, objectives,…
The Consequences of the Development of a Beanpole Kin Structure on Exchanges Between Generations: The Case of Spain
This article analyzes the effects of the number of siblings, their sex composition, and other individualization indicators intertwined with the development of a beanpole-type kin structure on exchanges among generations in Spain. The effects of this development vary depending on the point of view adopted: that of the parents or that of the adult children. Although this development increases the likelihood of not having daughters who continue to a…
Cambio familiar y maltrato conyugal a la mujer
Según la teoría de los recursos, la ganancia de recursos de poder por parte de las mujeres derivada de las distintas dimensiones del cambio familiar (desintitucionalización de la familia, incorporación de la mujer al mercado de trabajo, mayor nivel educativo, etc.) ha comportado un mayor poder de negociación del contenido de los roles familiares y domésticos. Esta ganancia en recursos de poder debería haberse traducido en una menor violencia cony…
Los desafíos al sistema de protección social derivados de la postmodernización de la familia
No disponible
La pensión de viudedad en el contexto del cambio familiar
No disponible
La política familiar en España
La familia y el cambio político en España
La familia
Changing Domestic Roles in the New Urban Family in Spain
This article examines the important changes in women's domestic roles among Madrid's new urban families during the past decade. The results of a survey conducted by the Centre of Sociological Research in 1984 have been compared with those obtained in a survey conducted by the author in 1995. The results show a significant increase in male participation in domestic labour. A multivariable analysis of the second survey, the only one for which a dat…
La sociología de la familia en España, 1978/1998
En el presente artículo se analiza la evolución de la Sociología de la Familia en España durante los últimos veinte años, enmarcada en el contexto del desarrollo seguido por esta disciplina en otros países de nuestro entorno cultural-científico y atendiendo tanto a las características temáticas y metodológicas como a su desarrollo en el marco de las instituciones universitarias e institutos de investigación. Así, se revisan las principales fuente…
European Men's Use of Parental Leave and Their Involvement in Child Care and Housework
Over the last ten years, equal opportunities policy has tended to actively further men's use of parental leave to favour gender equality. This article draws from the European 2005 Working Conditions Survey, and more specifically the subsample of fathers with children under the age of three to analyse whether paternity leave is related to their greater involvement in childcare and housework. Zero-inflated Poisson regression analysis, controlling f…
Spain: Short on children and short on family policies
Spainâ s total fertility rate has more than halved since 1975, when it was 2.8, to the present 1.3 (the lowest rate on record, 1.2, was reached in 1995). At the same time, the mean age at first childbirth has grown continually, seriously hindering any s
El reparto desigual del trabajo doméstico y sus efectos sobre la estabilidad de los proyectos conyugales
El cambio familiar ha dado lugar a la emergencia de un «nuevo pacto conyugal» caracterizado por la negociabilidad de los términos de la convivencia, tanto en la forma en la que se inicia como en la que se desarrolla y eventualmente puede terminarse. Sobre la base de una encuesta realizada en la Comunidad de Madrid en 2003 entre las que hemos denominado «nuevas familias», se analizan los potenciales efectos que el reparto desigual del trabajo domé…
Policemen on Leave Alone in Spain. A Rift in Hegemonic Masculinity
Caring fatherhood in very traditional and masculinized environments has been under-researched. This study analyzed the experience of Spanish policemen who used parental leave to care for their babies alone while their partners returned to paid work. The aim was to ascertain whether use of parental leaves under those circumstances favors the development of caring masculinity. The qualitative methodology deployed consisted in semi-structured interv…
The effectiveness of corporate gender equality plans in improving leave provisions for fathers in Spain
Official Spanish policy seeks greater gender equality by, among other things, encouraging men’s use of their legal rights to parental leave and requiring employers to implement equality plans. This article contains a first-ever analysis of the extent to which company equality plans are used to improve upon the legal provisions governing parental leave and whether those improvements actually encourage greater leave use by men, help to degender lea…
The Consequences of the Development of a Beanpole Kin Structure on Exchanges Between Generations: The Case of Spain
This article analyzes the effects of the number of siblings, their sex composition, and other individualization indicators intertwined with the development of a beanpole-type kin structure on exchanges among generations in Spain. The effects of this development vary depending on the point of view adopted: that of the parents or that of the adult children. Although this development increases the likelihood of not having daughters who continue to a…
Workers' individual and dyadic coping with the Covid-19 health emergency: A cross cultural study
The aim of this study was to examine workers' psychological distress during the COVID-19 pandemic as a function of their individual coping, dyadic coping, and work-family conflict. We also tested the moderating role of gender and culture in these associations. To achieve this aim, we run HLM analyses on data from 1521 workers cohabiting with a partner, coming from six countries (Italy, Spain, Malta, Cyprus, Greece, and Russia) characterized by va…
La política familiar en España
La redefinición de la división del trabajo doméstico en la nueva familia urbana española
en el presente estudio se analiza el importante cambio que ha tenido lugar en las pautas de realizacion de tareas domesticas tipicamente femeninas en la ultima decada en las nuevas familias urbanas de madrid. para ello se ha procedido a comparar los resultados de una encuesta realizada por el centro de investigaciones sociologicas en 1984 con los obtenidos de una encuesta realizada por el autor en 1995, evidenciandose un gran aumento de la partic…
The Impact of Paternity Leave Compared to Unemployment on Child Care and Housework Distribution in Spain
Paternity leave has been introduced in many countries as a way to foster father's co-responsibility in family obligations. This study aims \to analyse, for the Spanish case, if (1) the positive effects of the paternity leave are not only limited to the short term, but are maintained at medium and long term; (2) if a similar effect applies in the case of unemployment periods. Based on a subsample of 3388 cases derived from the Spanish Fertility Su…
Grandparents' Role in Spanish Families' Work/Life Balance Strategies
In recent years, grandparental childcare has been instrumental to Spanish parents' ability to engage in paid work. At the same time, the use of formal childcare services, paid domestic assistance and parental leave-taking have also intensified. The objectives of this study are: (1) to estimate the scope of the support received from grandparents in caring for children; and (2) to assess the impact of the diversification of childcare resources on h…
L'évolution de la politique familiale en Espagne. Du salaire familial à la lutte contre la pauvreté
Meil Landwerlin (Gerardo). - L'évolution de la politique familiale en Espagne. Du salaire familial à la lutte contre la pauvreté La politique familiale en Espagne, noyau central de la politique sociale pendant les premières décennies du franquisme, est devenue un élément parmi d'autres dans la lutte contre la pauvreté. Dans cet article sont analysés les motivations, les instruments et l'importance de la politique familiale au cours des différente…
Family or state responsibility? Elderly- and childcare policy preferences in Spain
Purpose Spain is typically considered a familialistic country where the family is the main responsible for individuals’ well-being. Recent demographic, socioeconomic and policy changes raise the question to what extent familialism is regarded as the preferred care arrangement in society or whether more state support is considered legitimate. The purpose of this paper is to analyse individual preferences among Spanish residents regarding care resp…
The Evolution of Family Policy in Spain
The aim of this article is to trace the evolution of Spanish family policy from its beginning in the 1930s to the present, showing the shifting role played by the State in defining and supporting family formation and functioning. Different periods areconsidered according to the objectives and characteristics of this policy as well as according to the support it received from the political forces ruling in each period. For each period, objectives,…
Permisos parentales no remunerados y escuelas infantiles ¿son recursos de conciliación sustitutivos o complementarios
Las escuelas infantiles, las excedencias y las reducciones de jornada para el cuidado de niños son recursos fundamentales para la conciliación de las familias españolas. Este trabajo persigue conocer cómo condiciona el uso de los permisos parentales no remunerados la utilización de las escuelas infantiles durante los primeros tres años de vida de los hijos/as. Para ello, se utiliza la Encuesta sobre el uso de permisos parentales en España, 2012 y…
Abuelas, abuelos y padres varones en el cuidado de la infancia
During the last years, fathers have become more involved on childcare in Spain. The aim of this article is to know whether this increasing involvement of the fathers replaces the care provided by the grandparents or, on the contrary, there is a complementary relationship. We used a sample from the Survey of Parental Leaves Use in Spain, which is composed by 1,125 dual earner respondents with at least one child under 13 years old. Our results show…
La familia y el cambio político en España
La familia
La sociología de la familia en España, 1978/1998
En el presente artículo se analiza la evolución de la Sociología de la Familia en España durante los últimos veinte años, enmarcada en el contexto del desarrollo seguido por esta disciplina en otros países de nuestro entorno cultural-científico y atendiendo tanto a las características temáticas y metodológicas como a su desarrollo en el marco de las instituciones universitarias e institutos de investigación. Así, se revisan las principales fuente…
La participación masculina en el cuidado de los hijos en la nueva familia urbana española
En aquest treball s’analitza l’evolució de la participació de l’home en les tasques d’atenció i cura dels fills en les noves famílies urbanes durant l’última dècada, així com els factors dels quals depèn aquesta participació. Els resultats que s’obtenen d’aquest estudi evidencien un canvi apreciable però no gaire elevat durant l’última dècada, com també la necessitat de distingir entre tipus d’activitats o tasques relacionades amb l’atenció i la …
La cultura de Weimar. La inclusión de lo excluido
L'évolution de la politique familiale en Espagne. Du salaire familial à la lutte contre la pauvreté
Meil Landwerlin (Gerardo). - L'évolution de la politique familiale en Espagne. Du salaire familial à la lutte contre la pauvreté La politique familiale en Espagne, noyau central de la politique sociale pendant les premières décennies du franquisme, est devenue un élément parmi d'autres dans la lutte contre la pauvreté. Dans cet article sont analysés les motivations, les instruments et l'importance de la politique familiale au cours des différente…
La participación masculina en el cuidado de los hijos en la nueva familia urbana española
En aquest treball s’analitza l’evolució de la participació de l’home en les tasques d’atenció i cura dels fills en les noves famílies urbanes durant l’última dècada, així com els factors dels quals depèn aquesta participació. Els resultats que s’obtenen d’aquest estudi evidencien un canvi apreciable però no gaire elevat durant l’última dècada, com també la necessitat de distingir entre tipus d’activitats o tasques relacionades amb l’atenció i la …
La redefinición de la división del trabajo doméstico en la nueva familia urbana española
en el presente estudio se analiza el importante cambio que ha tenido lugar en las pautas de realizacion de tareas domesticas tipicamente femeninas en la ultima decada en las nuevas familias urbanas de madrid. para ello se ha procedido a comparar los resultados de una encuesta realizada por el centro de investigaciones sociologicas en 1984 con los obtenidos de una encuesta realizada por el autor en 1995, evidenciandose un gran aumento de la partic…
Changing Domestic Roles in the New Urban Family in Spain
This article examines the important changes in women's domestic roles among Madrid's new urban families during the past decade. The results of a survey conducted by the Centre of Sociological Research in 1984 have been compared with those obtained in a survey conducted by the author in 1995. The results show a significant increase in male participation in domestic labour. A multivariable analysis of the second survey, the only one for which a dat…
La sociología de la familia en España, 1978/1998
En el presente artículo se analiza la evolución de la Sociología de la Familia en España durante los últimos veinte años, enmarcada en el contexto del desarrollo seguido por esta disciplina en otros países de nuestro entorno cultural-científico y atendiendo tanto a las características temáticas y metodológicas como a su desarrollo en el marco de las instituciones universitarias e institutos de investigación. Así, se revisan las principales fuente…
La familia y el cambio político en España
La familia
La política familiar en España
Los desafíos al sistema de protección social derivados de la postmodernización de la familia
No disponible
La pensión de viudedad en el contexto del cambio familiar
No disponible
Cambio familiar y maltrato conyugal a la mujer
Según la teoría de los recursos, la ganancia de recursos de poder por parte de las mujeres derivada de las distintas dimensiones del cambio familiar (desintitucionalización de la familia, incorporación de la mujer al mercado de trabajo, mayor nivel educativo, etc.) ha comportado un mayor poder de negociación del contenido de los roles familiares y domésticos. Esta ganancia en recursos de poder debería haberse traducido en una menor violencia cony…
The Evolution of Family Policy in Spain
The aim of this article is to trace the evolution of Spanish family policy from its beginning in the 1930s to the present, showing the shifting role played by the State in defining and supporting family formation and functioning. Different periods areconsidered according to the objectives and characteristics of this policy as well as according to the support it received from the political forces ruling in each period. For each period, objectives,…
The Consequences of the Development of a Beanpole Kin Structure on Exchanges Between Generations: The Case of Spain
This article analyzes the effects of the number of siblings, their sex composition, and other individualization indicators intertwined with the development of a beanpole-type kin structure on exchanges among generations in Spain. The effects of this development vary depending on the point of view adopted: that of the parents or that of the adult children. Although this development increases the likelihood of not having daughters who continue to a…
Consecuencias de la caída de la fecundidad sobre los intercambios entre generaciones
El objeto de este trabajo es analizar los efectos de la caída de la fecundidad sobre los intercambios materiales e inmateriales entre las generaciones (adultas y residentes en hogares independientes) en España. El análisis atiende, entre otras variables, al número y a la composición por sexos de la generación más joven, analizando los intercambios entre las díadas hijo varón emancipado / padres e hija emancipada / padres. Los efectos de la caída …
Spain: Short on children and short on family policies
Spainâ s total fertility rate has more than halved since 1975, when it was 2.8, to the present 1.3 (the lowest rate on record, 1.2, was reached in 1995). At the same time, the mean age at first childbirth has grown continually, seriously hindering any s
European Men's Use of Parental Leave and Their Involvement in Child Care and Housework
Over the last ten years, equal opportunities policy has tended to actively further men's use of parental leave to favour gender equality. This article draws from the European 2005 Working Conditions Survey, and more specifically the subsample of fathers with children under the age of three to analyse whether paternity leave is related to their greater involvement in childcare and housework. Zero-inflated Poisson regression analysis, controlling f…
Abuelas, abuelos y padres varones en el cuidado de la infancia
During the last years, fathers have become more involved on childcare in Spain. The aim of this article is to know whether this increasing involvement of the fathers replaces the care provided by the grandparents or, on the contrary, there is a complementary relationship. We used a sample from the Survey of Parental Leaves Use in Spain, which is composed by 1,125 dual earner respondents with at least one child under 13 years old. Our results show…
Job Mobility and Subjective Well-being in Europe. Do Highly Mobile Workers Feel Worse
Una de las consecuencias de la globalización es el aumento de la movilidad por motivos de trabajo. Esta movilidad tiene efectos positivos y negativos sobre el bienestar de las personas. Basándonos en las dos oleadas (2007 y 2011) de la encuesta Job Mobilities and Family Life, se analizará el impacto que tienen las transiciones en la movilidad sobre el bienestar subjetivo, controlando la influencia de otras transiciones vitales relevantes (pareja,…
Family or state responsibility? Elderly- and childcare policy preferences in Spain
Purpose Spain is typically considered a familialistic country where the family is the main responsible for individuals’ well-being. Recent demographic, socioeconomic and policy changes raise the question to what extent familialism is regarded as the preferred care arrangement in society or whether more state support is considered legitimate. The purpose of this paper is to analyse individual preferences among Spanish residents regarding care resp…
Grandparents' Role in Spanish Families' Work/Life Balance Strategies
In recent years, grandparental childcare has been instrumental to Spanish parents' ability to engage in paid work. At the same time, the use of formal childcare services, paid domestic assistance and parental leave-taking have also intensified. The objectives of this study are: (1) to estimate the scope of the support received from grandparents in caring for children; and (2) to assess the impact of the diversification of childcare resources on h…
The effectiveness of corporate gender equality plans in improving leave provisions for fathers in Spain
Official Spanish policy seeks greater gender equality by, among other things, encouraging men’s use of their legal rights to parental leave and requiring employers to implement equality plans. This article contains a first-ever analysis of the extent to which company equality plans are used to improve upon the legal provisions governing parental leave and whether those improvements actually encourage greater leave use by men, help to degender lea…
Policemen on Leave Alone in Spain. A Rift in Hegemonic Masculinity
Caring fatherhood in very traditional and masculinized environments has been under-researched. This study analyzed the experience of Spanish policemen who used parental leave to care for their babies alone while their partners returned to paid work. The aim was to ascertain whether use of parental leaves under those circumstances favors the development of caring masculinity. The qualitative methodology deployed consisted in semi-structured interv…
Trends towards de-gendering leave use in Spain and Portugal
Leave policies have developed in South European countries quite differently across the region regarding their gender-equality orientation. This chapter focuses on how the objectives of de-gendering leave policies and fostering fathers' co-responsibility entered the policy arena and became a central objective of parenting leave policy reforms in Portugal and Spain. The main actors behind this process have been left-wing parties and social movement…
Workers' individual and dyadic coping with the Covid-19 health emergency: A cross cultural study
The aim of this study was to examine workers' psychological distress during the COVID-19 pandemic as a function of their individual coping, dyadic coping, and work-family conflict. We also tested the moderating role of gender and culture in these associations. To achieve this aim, we run HLM analyses on data from 1521 workers cohabiting with a partner, coming from six countries (Italy, Spain, Malta, Cyprus, Greece, and Russia) characterized by va…
The Impact of Paternity Leave Compared to Unemployment on Child Care and Housework Distribution in Spain
Paternity leave has been introduced in many countries as a way to foster father's co-responsibility in family obligations. This study aims \to analyse, for the Spanish case, if (1) the positive effects of the paternity leave are not only limited to the short term, but are maintained at medium and long term; (2) if a similar effect applies in the case of unemployment periods. Based on a subsample of 3388 cases derived from the Spanish Fertility Su…
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