In Italy conditions at leaving home are characterized by high age at exit, high proximity with parents and widespread intergenerational support, showing important regional differences. According to the "familistic" approach such conditions spread from strong intergenerational ties. Proximity and support are considered proxies of ties' strength so that different regional proximity and support correspond to different ties' intensities. The study aims at analyzing similarities and differences about parent-child ties, proximity and support in selected Italian regions, Liguria, Umbria, Sicily and Sardinia. Results show important differences among regions with respect to proximity and support, suggesting different intensity of...
textabstractFollowing Reher’s (1998) seminal paper on family ties in western Europe, the perspective...
For over 30 years, the delay in leaving the parental home has been a main distinctive feature of the...
textabstractFollowing Reher’s (1998) seminal paper on family ties in western Europe, the perspective...
Previous research points out that early life-course transitions affect subsequent parent–child relat...
The present dissertation examines whether the heterogeneity of co-residence experiences and the nest...
The incidence of marital instability has increased throughout Europe since the mid 1960s. The number...
"This paper, based on a Multipurpose survey on a large national sample of Italian households which h...
This work is developed within the theoretical framework of intergenerational solidarity, developed p...
Do parents suffer when a child leaves their home or do they feel better and freer? In this perspecti...
Following Reher’s (1998) seminal paper on family ties in western Europe, the perspective that family...
Europe ’ (SHARE), this paper continues and extends recent cross-national research on proximity and c...
Frequency of contacts with the family is an indicator of the strength of intergenerational exchange ...
Intergenerational support is important throughout the individual life course and a major mechanism o...
BACKGROUND The geographic proximity of parents and adult children is a key element of intergeneratio...
Following Reher’s (1998) seminal paper on family ties in western Europe, the perspective that family...
textabstractFollowing Reher’s (1998) seminal paper on family ties in western Europe, the perspective...
For over 30 years, the delay in leaving the parental home has been a main distinctive feature of the...
textabstractFollowing Reher’s (1998) seminal paper on family ties in western Europe, the perspective...
Previous research points out that early life-course transitions affect subsequent parent–child relat...
The present dissertation examines whether the heterogeneity of co-residence experiences and the nest...
The incidence of marital instability has increased throughout Europe since the mid 1960s. The number...
"This paper, based on a Multipurpose survey on a large national sample of Italian households which h...
This work is developed within the theoretical framework of intergenerational solidarity, developed p...
Do parents suffer when a child leaves their home or do they feel better and freer? In this perspecti...
Following Reher’s (1998) seminal paper on family ties in western Europe, the perspective that family...
Europe ’ (SHARE), this paper continues and extends recent cross-national research on proximity and c...
Frequency of contacts with the family is an indicator of the strength of intergenerational exchange ...
Intergenerational support is important throughout the individual life course and a major mechanism o...
BACKGROUND The geographic proximity of parents and adult children is a key element of intergeneratio...
Following Reher’s (1998) seminal paper on family ties in western Europe, the perspective that family...
textabstractFollowing Reher’s (1998) seminal paper on family ties in western Europe, the perspective...
For over 30 years, the delay in leaving the parental home has been a main distinctive feature of the...
textabstractFollowing Reher’s (1998) seminal paper on family ties in western Europe, the perspective...