he paper focuses on the factors which influence the sharing of domestic work in European countries. The prior studies have used as explanations the relative resources theory, the bargaining theory, the gender ideology or have combined them with some national features like welfare regime or gender equality, when predicting the housework’s division. We will compare the factors influencing the chores sharing in various European countries using regression models. The paper employs the ESS data, available for 24 European societies, and indicates that individual resources and gender ideology influence the dependent variable in most of investigated countries
This study investigates the relationship between the division of household labor and individuals' pe...
How does the association between gender attitudes and housework share vary across countries and time...
This study explores the relationship between the actual division of housework and men’s and women’s ...
This article investigates cross-national patterns in the gender division of housework in coresident ...
This article investigates cross-national patterns in the gender division of housework in coresident ...
We offer new evidence on multi-level determinants of the gender division of housework. Using data fr...
Our aim is to contribute to better understanding of why different practices relating to the division...
This paper explores cross-country variation in the relationship between division of housework and wi...
This article compares the gendered allocation of household labor between married and cohabiting coup...
By focusing on how national context and individual factors affect spouses ’ absolute and relative co...
Individuals who espouse an egalitarian gender ideology as well as economically independent women ben...
Background: Dual-earner families are widespread in contemporary Europe, yet the division of housewor...
This article compares the gendered allocation of household labor between married and cohabiting coup...
To understand fully the actual state of the sharing of domestic responsibilities, this paper uses th...
Women’s participation in the labour market varies substantially across Europe. While female particip...
This study investigates the relationship between the division of household labor and individuals' pe...
How does the association between gender attitudes and housework share vary across countries and time...
This study explores the relationship between the actual division of housework and men’s and women’s ...
This article investigates cross-national patterns in the gender division of housework in coresident ...
This article investigates cross-national patterns in the gender division of housework in coresident ...
We offer new evidence on multi-level determinants of the gender division of housework. Using data fr...
Our aim is to contribute to better understanding of why different practices relating to the division...
This paper explores cross-country variation in the relationship between division of housework and wi...
This article compares the gendered allocation of household labor between married and cohabiting coup...
By focusing on how national context and individual factors affect spouses ’ absolute and relative co...
Individuals who espouse an egalitarian gender ideology as well as economically independent women ben...
Background: Dual-earner families are widespread in contemporary Europe, yet the division of housewor...
This article compares the gendered allocation of household labor between married and cohabiting coup...
To understand fully the actual state of the sharing of domestic responsibilities, this paper uses th...
Women’s participation in the labour market varies substantially across Europe. While female particip...
This study investigates the relationship between the division of household labor and individuals' pe...
How does the association between gender attitudes and housework share vary across countries and time...
This study explores the relationship between the actual division of housework and men’s and women’s ...