Research commonly compares the educational outcomes of migrants and the second
generation to their native peers in destination countries, often finding the former groups …

In the first course on the sociology of the family in Europe in 1888, Emile Durkheim asserted
that the modern family is characterised by a particular “attachment to persons” that leads to a …

In this article, we combine insights from development psychology and educational sociology
to investigate to what extent adverse youth experiences harm children's educational …

Objective: This study examines the intergenerational transmission of socioeconomic status
among people who have a biological father as well as a stepfather. In particular, this study …

Using in-depth interviews with six educated fathers whose wives were pregnant at the time
of the study, the present research aims to interrogate how their preferences in pregnancy …

College has been hailed as a “great equalizer” that can substantially reduce the influence of
parents' socioeconomic status on their children's subsequent life chances. Do the equalizing …

Objective This study examines whether the intergenerational transmission of crime depends
on family complexity. Background Research has found a substantial intergenerational …

In diesem Übersichtsartikel beleuchten Melanie Häner und Christoph A. Schaltegger den
Forschungsstand zur intergenerationellen sozialen Mobilität. Sie grenzen zunächst …

Half of Dutch adults report that they experienced adversity during their youth, and rates in
other countries seem even higher. Common adverse experiences include forms of …

Intermittent father absence (IFA) refers to the occasions when a father is absent at irregular
intervals (Mendo-Lazaro et al., 2019). IFA can have significant long-term effects on the father …