Lapierre-Adamcyk (Evelyne), Le Bourdais (Céline), Lehrhaupt (Karen). - Leaving Home. Young Canadians born between 1921 and 1960. Using retrospective data taken from the General Social Survey carried out by Statistique Canada in 1990, the authors study leaving-home patterns of young Canadians born between 1921 and 1960. Age and leaving home is lower among those who became adults after the Second World War. We then show that the same demographic and socio-cultural factors may often affect the pattern of leaving home differently for men and women. For women, cohort, relations with the family of origin, and education are important. By contrast, economic factors seem to be more important in the case of men. The differences are less marked, when ...
JEL classification : C33, C34, J13, J16This paper looks at the professional and family history of yo...
Since the mid-twentieth century, France’s overseas départements (DOM) have seen intense migration, w...
Le nombre de femmes à la tête de leur ménage a plus que doublé entre 1971 et 1981 au Canada. ...
Lapierre-Adamcyk (Evelyne), Le Bourdais (Céline), Lehrhaupt (Karen). - Leaving Home. Young Canadians...
This dissertation first explores a theoretical synthesis for the home-leaving of young adults in Can...
Collomb Philippe. — Emigrants from West Aude, 19 Years Later. III. Life Cycle and Migration. During ...
This article describes the evolution over several generations of five biographical events that chara...
This article investigates patterns of leaving the parental home in immigrant-dense neighbourhoods by...
Kempeneers Marianne. - Career Breaks among Canadian Women. Permanence and Change Have recent cohorts...
This study uses data taken from the 2001 General Social Survey on family history (GSS, Cycle 15) to ...
This paper explores several socio-cultural and economic dimensions of intergenerational living arran...
Background: Previous research conducted in societies where unmarried cohabitation remains limited su...
This paper examines the life courses of Canadians through an event history analysis of data from the...
In this exploratory study, we profile variations in home leaving, home returning, and home staying b...
Definitive migrations to France and family constitution Eva LELIEVRE This article is based on a retr...
JEL classification : C33, C34, J13, J16This paper looks at the professional and family history of yo...
Since the mid-twentieth century, France’s overseas départements (DOM) have seen intense migration, w...
Le nombre de femmes à la tête de leur ménage a plus que doublé entre 1971 et 1981 au Canada. ...
Lapierre-Adamcyk (Evelyne), Le Bourdais (Céline), Lehrhaupt (Karen). - Leaving Home. Young Canadians...
This dissertation first explores a theoretical synthesis for the home-leaving of young adults in Can...
Collomb Philippe. — Emigrants from West Aude, 19 Years Later. III. Life Cycle and Migration. During ...
This article describes the evolution over several generations of five biographical events that chara...
This article investigates patterns of leaving the parental home in immigrant-dense neighbourhoods by...
Kempeneers Marianne. - Career Breaks among Canadian Women. Permanence and Change Have recent cohorts...
This study uses data taken from the 2001 General Social Survey on family history (GSS, Cycle 15) to ...
This paper explores several socio-cultural and economic dimensions of intergenerational living arran...
Background: Previous research conducted in societies where unmarried cohabitation remains limited su...
This paper examines the life courses of Canadians through an event history analysis of data from the...
In this exploratory study, we profile variations in home leaving, home returning, and home staying b...
Definitive migrations to France and family constitution Eva LELIEVRE This article is based on a retr...
JEL classification : C33, C34, J13, J16This paper looks at the professional and family history of yo...
Since the mid-twentieth century, France’s overseas départements (DOM) have seen intense migration, w...
Le nombre de femmes à la tête de leur ménage a plus que doublé entre 1971 et 1981 au Canada. ...