Working papers
The LIVES Working Papers (ISSN: 2296-1658) is a new social science paper series, published by the LIVES Centre. It is designed to advance scholarship and debate in the growing field of life course research.
- Find here the complete information about the LIVES Working papers as well as the composition of the editorial board.
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Title | Volume | Author(s) | Key words | Year |
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Does vocational education give a labour market advantage over the whole career? A comparison of the United Kingdom and Switzerland | 074 | Maïlys Korber | Switzerland, life course, Employment, United Kingdom, Apprenticeship, Earnings, Vocational education and training, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2018 |
Who Has More Children in Switzerland: Swiss Or Foreign Women? - Why The TFR is a Misleading Measure | 073 | Marion Burkimsher, Clémentine Rossier, Philippe Wanner | Cohort fertility, Comprehensive Fertility Profile, Foreigner fertility, Immigrant fertility, Naturalisation, TFR, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2018 |
Une Vie Florissante Sans Enfant ? Le Cas de la Suisse | 072 | Claudine Sauvain-Dugerdil | Famille en Suisse, Infécondité, Qualité de vie, Réserve sociale, Vie sans enfant, Vieillir sans enfant, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2018 |
The Consequences Of Divorce For Mothers And Fathers: Unequal But Converging? | 071 | Dorian Kessler | Well-being, Happiness, Change, Divorce, Income, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2018 |
Union Libre, Égalité et Bien-Être en Suisse. | 070 | Jean-Marie Le Goff, Valérie-Anne Ryser | Bien-être, Égalité de genre, Interférence famille-travail, Réseaux bayésiens, Union libre, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2018 |
Le Travail Rémunéré à Temps Plein des Mères : Malédiction ou Bénédiction? - Le Cas Singulier de la Suisse Comparé à la Belgique, la France, l’Allemagne et la Suède | 069 | Juliette Fioretta, Clémentine Rossier | Suisse, Comparaison internationale, Conflit-travail famille, Politiques familiales, Santé, Sélection sociale, Travail à temps plein des mères, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2018 |
Bien-être des individus dans des familles non-standards en Suisse - Cadre introductif à une série d’analyses de l’Enquête sur les Familles et les Générations (EFG-2013) | 068 | Clémentine Rossier, Claudine Sauvain-Dugerdil, Laura Bernardi | Suisse, Politiques familiales, Bien-être, Diversité des formes famille, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2018 |
Lone parenthood and employment trajectories: A longitudinal mixed-method study | 067 | Emanuela Struffolino, Laura Bernardi, Ornella Larenza | Switzerland, Sequence analysis, mixed-method, Employment, lone parenthood | 2018 |
Lone Mothers’ Repartnering Trajectories and Health: Does the Welfare Context Matter? | 066 | Recksiedler Claudia, Laura Bernardi | Lone mothers, repartnering, health disparities, Welfare state, Family policies | 2019 |
Is there public support for a longer and more gender equal leave scheme in Switzerland? | 065 | Isabel Valarino | Attitudes, Switzerland, Gender equality, Leave policies, Policy preferences, Welfare state, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2018 |