An interdisciplinary literature demonstrates that lone-parent families confront the new social risks as an overwhelmingly feminized group and have a higher risk of poverty. Recent research also demonstrates cross-national differences in single-parent poverty and emphasizes the role of social policy settings in various welfare states in shaping the economic security of single-mother families. How do welfare regimes in Europe respond to new social risks such as increasing income insecurity of lone-parent families? This research examines the redesign of social policies to respond to the new risk structures by focusing on the situation of lone parents in Netherlands as an empirical terrain to address the question of stability or change of conti...
The study focuses on understanding the association between parental socio-economic status (SES) and ...
Single parents disproportionately face a triple bind of inadequacies in resources, employment, and p...
The paper focuses on the circumstances that explain lone mothers' dynamics of poverty in five differ...
An interdisciplinary literature demonstrates that lone-parent families confront the new social risks...
Single mothers in the Netherlands run a high risk of poverty, although the Netherlands is one of the...
In Belgium, lone parent families represent almost one fourth of the households with children, aside ...
To explain single-mother poverty, existing research has either emphasized individualistic, or contex...
Family dynamics are changing and single-parent families are becoming more common across countries. I...
This master thesis seeks to evaluate the social economic wellbeing of single parent households acros...
Over the last 10 years at-risk-of-poverty rates across Europe have been rather stable or rising only...
This paper offers an overview of the social problem of single mothers in European countries. The cha...
The 1996 welfare reform that attempted to get lone parents out of social assistance represents a maj...
This paper will address a rising issue within the EU – the increase of single parent families. First...
Single parent families and poverty in Europe : challenges for social policies in France, Norway and ...
The main issue analysed in the paper is policy design and its outcome on social construction of sing...
The study focuses on understanding the association between parental socio-economic status (SES) and ...
Single parents disproportionately face a triple bind of inadequacies in resources, employment, and p...
The paper focuses on the circumstances that explain lone mothers' dynamics of poverty in five differ...
An interdisciplinary literature demonstrates that lone-parent families confront the new social risks...
Single mothers in the Netherlands run a high risk of poverty, although the Netherlands is one of the...
In Belgium, lone parent families represent almost one fourth of the households with children, aside ...
To explain single-mother poverty, existing research has either emphasized individualistic, or contex...
Family dynamics are changing and single-parent families are becoming more common across countries. I...
This master thesis seeks to evaluate the social economic wellbeing of single parent households acros...
Over the last 10 years at-risk-of-poverty rates across Europe have been rather stable or rising only...
This paper offers an overview of the social problem of single mothers in European countries. The cha...
The 1996 welfare reform that attempted to get lone parents out of social assistance represents a maj...
This paper will address a rising issue within the EU – the increase of single parent families. First...
Single parent families and poverty in Europe : challenges for social policies in France, Norway and ...
The main issue analysed in the paper is policy design and its outcome on social construction of sing...
The study focuses on understanding the association between parental socio-economic status (SES) and ...
Single parents disproportionately face a triple bind of inadequacies in resources, employment, and p...
The paper focuses on the circumstances that explain lone mothers' dynamics of poverty in five differ...