Gender roles, family policy and family behavior: Changing Czech society in the European context

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Authors: Hašková, Hana
Growing difference in Czech men’s and Czech women’s (more liberal) attitudes towards gender roles is analyzed; a shift in income poverty structure towards bigger inclusion of households with children in the country is focused;...
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Patterns of family life courses in Europe – between standardization and diversity. A cross-national comparison of family trajectories and life course norms in European countries

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Authors: Hofäcker, Dirk, Jana Chaloupková
Based on data from the ESS, round 3 we investigate 1) to what degree there still exist standardized patterns in the timing and sequencing of family transitions, 2) the relationship between family patterns and socially established norms. Our results confirm that the degree of dest...
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Patterns of Family Life Courses in Europe – between Standardisation and Diversity. A Cross-national Comparison of Family Trajectories and Life Course Norms in European Countries

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Authors: Hofäcker, Dirk, Jana Chaloupková
Throughout recent decades, a gradual shift away from an early contract-ed and simple life course pattern which dominated in the 1950s and 1960s to late protracted and more complex patterns could be observed within European countries. Yet, despite multiple cross-national similarit...
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Konference Community, work and family

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Authors: Křížková, Alena
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Family businesses and factors of their growth

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Authors: Benáček, Vladimír, Eva Michalíková
The study aims to analytically interlink the optics of individuals and households and focus on their demographic and socio-economic behaviour since 1989 in the Czech Republic, and compare these observations with other EU countries, primarily those of Central Eastern Europe (CEE)....
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De-standardization of Early Family Trajectories in the Czech Republic: A Cross-cohort Comparison

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Authors: Chaloupková, Jana
Using Czech ISSP 2002 data, which included questions on family history, this paper compares early family trajectories observed during the socialist period with those after the transition to market economy in the Czech Republic. It aims to (1) provide an empirical analysis of chan...
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Family Policy for Gender Equality – Fundamental Principles

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Authors: Křížková, Alena
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Family Changes and Exchanges over the Life Course – Rationale and Design of a Detailed Content in the CHPS

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Authors: Belleau, H., J. Charbonneau, Dana Hamplová, Evelyn Lapierre-Adamcyk, B. Laplante, Solène Lardoux, Cécile Le Bourdais, France-Pascale Ménard, M. St-Amour
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Division of Labour or Sharing the Burden? State Support for Competing Family Models in Central and Eastern Europe

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Authors: Mitchell, Eva
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Is Your Life Best Explained by One or Many Events? The Sociological Analysis of Family Trajectories

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Authors: Chaloupková, Jana
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Who Supports Whom? Family Policy in Light of ‘New Social Risks

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Authors: Soukupová, Eva
Using the model family method and child benefit packages this text illustrates how family policies in seventeen European countries deal with New Social Risk through the financial support provided to families by governments.
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The Czech Family at Present and in the Recent Past

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Authors: Maříková, Hana
Eastern Europe has been recognized as a region that has experienced major socio-political and economic changes in the last decades. The impact of these transitions on families and their functioning has also been significant. The b...
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Czech Republic: A Rapid Transformation of fertility and family behaviour after the collapse of state Socialism

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Authors: Sobotka, Tomáš, Anna Šťastná, Kryštof Zeman, Dana Hamplová, Vladimíra Kantorová
A profound transformation of family and fertility patterns has taken place in the Czech Republic after 1989. The rapidity of observed changes can be explained as the outcome of a simultaneous occurrence of several factors, especially the emergence of new opportunities competing w...
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The Institutional Roots of Post-Communist Family Policy: Comparing the Czech and Slovak Republics

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Authors: Hašková, Hana, Saxonberg, S.
This chapter takes a feminist-institutionalist approach to understanding post-communist family policy. It argues that in order to look at family policies from a feminist perspective, it is necessary to investigate how institutional arrangements influence...
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The Influence of Family Origin on the Evolution of Educational Inequalities in the Czech Republic after 1989

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Authors: Simonová, Natalie
This paper analysed the hypothesis of the growing influence of family (social) origin on success in the transition between secondary and post-secondary school in the 1990s. The family origin of the respondent was indicated through the father's education and his socio-economic...
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Child and Family Support Policies Across Europe: National Reports from 27 Countries

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Authors: Abela, A., Dudová, R., Gábos, A., Hašková, H., Heggem Kojan, B., Kotzeva, T., Putnina, A., Šadić, S., Sesar, K., Tereskinas, A., Thiene, A., Tzivian, L. (eds.)
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De-standardization of family trajectories: Childbearing in unmarried cohabitation not only as an alternative but also as a pathway to marriage

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Authors: Vítečková, Miluše, Klímová Chaloupková, Jana
Based on a secondary analysis of data from qualitative research of unmarried parental couples, this article explores childbearing in unmarried cohabitation from the perspective of de-standardisation and individualization of family trajectories. Drawing upon a differentiation of t...
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Social Jetlag in the Context of Work and Family

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Authors: Kudrnáčová Michaela, Hamplová Dana
Social Jetlag in the Context of Work and Family. By definition, social jetlag – a misalignment between the social and biological time – is closely linked to social obligations that conflict with the individual’s chronotype. It is a widespread phenomenon and is linked to various n...
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Gender differences in the link between family scholarly culture and parental educational aspirations

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Authors: Hamplová, Dana, Raudenská, Petra
This study investigated family scholarly culture’s effects on parental educational aspirations, with special attention paid to gender differences based on the ideas of stratified parenting and a sociocultural approach to parenting. Two-level structural modeling was applied to nat...
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Migration and transnational family: women domestic workers in Greece

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10. 10. 2019
Sociologický ústav AV ČR, v.v.i., a katedra sociologie Institutu sociologických studií FSV UK si Vás dovolují pozvat na podzimní cyklus Čtvrtečních sociologických seminářů.
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