disappear when gender differences in population composition by level of education, nationality, employment status, and housing …-2005, this paper investigates gender differences in mortality differentials by level of educational achievement and by marital … status. In both periods, the differential by level of education is clearly more pronounced among men, but the difference in …

effects of education first strengthen with early adoption of gender egalitarianism and then weaken as other groups come to …Arguments about the spread of gender egalitarian values through a population highlight several sources of change. First …, structural arguments point to increases in the proportion of women with high education, jobs with good pay, commitment to careers …

responsibilities, the propensity to have the first child increased. The timing of first birth varied greatly across educational levels …

Economic and sociological theories of marriage have long emphasized the impact of women’s education and employment on …€™s patterns of entry into marriage and cohabitation in Portugal and Spain. In these two Southern European countries, gender equity … has improved remarkably in the public sphere, but family relations remain structured along traditional gender roles. We …

transferred to the second generation? Using the first wave of the Russian Generations and Gender Survey, our findings support the …

employment characterize recent labor market instability in Europe. This paper analyzes the associations between timing to a … a very short contract deters the most educated. Second, I use the 2006 Spanish Fertility Survey to show how education … labor market in their early twenties are connected with their timing to second births. …