(“registrerade partnerskap”), in Norway and Sweden. We give an overview of the demographic characteristics of such spouses, and study … longitudinal information from the population registers of the two countries covering all persons in partnerships. Our demographic …

this paper we exploit population register data from Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden to examine continuities and …

Europe. This study examines fertility variation across settlements in four Nordic countries: Denmark, Finland, Norway and …

childbearing histories of women born in 1935 and later derived from the population registers of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and … lowest in Norway, and the educational differentials are largest in Norway. Despite such differences, the cohort analyses in …

three Scandinavian countries: Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. We use indexes produced by applying event-history techniques to … more gradually. Nevertheless, trends in Norway and Sweden appear fairly synchronized. A turnaround from decreasing to … increasing levels of childbearing is, for example, evident in 1977 in both Norway and Sweden. In Denmark, a similar turnaround …

The purpose of this paper is to give an overview of recent trends in childbearing in neighboring Norway and Sweden. We …

support for the ‘independence effect’: The linear relationship between the share of a wife’s income and the divorce risk is … positive. We also found that the higher the total income of the couple, the lower their divorce risk, but this relationship …

The ratio (RMR) is the standard measure of sex differentials in mortality. It is commonly known that the RMR was … female mortality rates (DMR) as an alternative measure in a historical context and compare it to the RMR pattern. Whereas the … exponentially increasing from age 40 to 90, implying a universal biological force behind sex differentials in mortality. However …