Associazione ESSPER
periodici italiani di economia, scienze sociali e storia
periodici italiani di economia, scienze sociali e storia
Genus - 2004
Risultato della ricerca: (20 titoli )
| Becoming parents. A qualitative analysis of fertility choices |
Genus - 2004
| Few children in strong families. Values and low fertility in Italy |
Genus - 2004
| Italian 'latest-late' transition to adulthood: an exploration of its consequences on fertlity |
Genus - 2004
| Italian low fertility between economic constrains and changes of values. Preface |
Genus - 2004
| Local fertility policy |
Genus - 2004
| Low Italian fertility: the Bonaccia of the Antilles? |
Genus - 2004
| The monetary cost of children. Theory and empirical estimates for Italy |
Genus - 2004
| The narrow path of policies |
Genus - 2004
| On the economic estimation of the time devoted to household chores and childcare in Italy |
Genus - 2004
| Private and public costs and benefits: the economic roots of Italian low fertility |
Genus - 2004
| Time use, family role-set and childbearing among Italian working women |
Genus - 2004
| Demographic evolution and inequalities among families of pensioners in Italy: microsimulating regional dynamics |
Genus - 2004
| Do women with higher autonomy have lower fertility? Evidence from Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand |
Genus - 2004
| Does the pattern of causes of death vary across socioeconomic classes within a population? An exploratory analysis for India |
Genus - 2004
| Regional variations in the use of contraception in Kenya |
Genus - 2004
| Co-morbidity of suicides in the light of multiple cause of death reporting |
Genus - 2004
| Dynamics of nuptiality and the marriage market in Italy |
Genus - 2004
| Effects of family composition on sex-selective abortion in Punjab, India |
Genus - 2004
| Family information and cultural integration among migrants in the Netherlands |
Genus - 2004
| Mortality differences between Western and Estern Germany before and after Reunification. A macro and micro level analysis of developments and responsible factors |
Genus - 2004