Evidence suggests benefits of parental educational homogamy for infant and child well-
being but ignores potential racial and ethnic variation in these benefits. Increasing …

Extensive demographic scholarship shows that the population‐level implications of mortality
crises such as the COVID‐19 pandemic extend beyond mortality dynamics to affect fertility …

Violent childrearing practices represent an invisible threat for global health and human
development. Leveraging underused information on child discipline methods, this study …

Studies on global changes in families have greatly increased over the past decade,
adopting both a country‐specific and, more recently, a cross‐national comparative …

There is increasing evidence that digital technologies such as mobile phones have the
potential to shape some of the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) …

The worldwide expansion of female educational opportunities in recent decades has
prompted demographers to assess the frequency with which women marry up (hypergamy) …

Leveraging underused information on child discipline methods, this study explores the
relationship between parental educational similarity and violent childrearing practices …

Explanations for the delayed transition to adulthood patterns in high-income societies need
to account for interdependent forms of social inequality. Intersectionality theory offers a …