We study the aggregate gap between intended and actual fertility in 19 European countries
and the US based on a cohort approach. This complements prior research that had mainly …

During the twentieth century, trends in childlessness varied strongly across European
countries while educational attainment grew continuously across them. Using census and …

Comparing employment rates of mothers and childless women over the life course across
the birth cohorts from 1940 to 1979 in Austria, we address the question of whether the …

For several reasons, Switzerland and Austria are of interest to researchers analysing the
factors that influence levels of childlessness. The countries are similar in terms of population …

Extensive literature has documented the contribution of rising women's education to
decreases in completed cohort fertility (CCF). A key question related to the education–fertility …

Childlessness, a driving force of fertility, has undergone strong variations in 20th-century
Europe, and educational attainment has been rising continuously. We analyse how these …

This study offers a comprehensive international overview of children from separated families
across 13 countries, with an emphasis on the European context. We investigate changes in …

For a long time, high‐income countries tended to report a negative association between
female educational attainment and childbearing. Belgium was among the first countries that …

Seit dem Ende der Erbschaft-und Schenkungsteuer 2008 gibt es in Österreich kaum Daten
über die Verteilung und das Volumen von Erbschaften. Freiwillige Haushaltserhebungen …

L'ampleur et l'exceptionnalité qui ont caractérisé le baby-boom ont concouru à en construire
une représentation dénuée de nuances. L'ouvrage interroge alors l'hétérogénéité qui a …