Roberta Misuraca, Eleonora Mussino, & Ann-Zofie Duvander have published a new article exploring how parental leave reforms affect migrants’ uptake in Sweden. su.figshare.com/articles/pre...

Athina Vlachantoni and Suzy Morrissey have authored a new article, “Pension Inequalities and Policy Responses.” www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

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Pension Inequalities and Policy Responses - Volume 25 Issue 2

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Jamie Atkinson’s dissertation project explores how workplace structures shape the transition to parenthood, and how they reproduce gender inequality in parenting roles in the UK. repository.mmu.ac.uk/articles/the...

In a new book chpater, Jennifer A. Baxter, Michael Bittman, Joanne Corey, and Jenny Gallagher explore how large-scale surveys measure children’s time use—from toddler activities reported by parents to detailed longitudinal diaries. www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edi...

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This chapter investigates the measurement of children’s time use in large-scale population surveys. Some information on children as young three years of age has

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A new article by Jules Allen, Yasmeen Arif, Asiya Islam, Clare Walsh and Sibylla Warrington introduces a symposium on how care sustains life and reproduces inequality, particularly across the Global South. doi.org/10.1111/anti...

In “Former partners, still related: remaining kin after separation,” Raluca Popescu offers a novel perspective on breakup as not necessarily the end of kinship ties. doi.org/10.1332/2046...

A new policy brief by Thordis Reimer and Johanna Lammi-Taskula’s explores how parenting leave policies can reduce social inequalities, but also where our evidence is thin in an attempt to map gaps in knowledge. ideas.repec.org/p/osf/socarx...

Parenting Leave Policies and Social Inequalities in Europe: Evidence, Blind Spots and Policy Direction

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Who “gets” work–life balance? A new study by Diane‑Gabrielle Tremblay and Ali Salehi examines work–life reconciliation among employees in Québec—looking beyond individual effort to the resources and supports that shape everyday balance. www.onlinesciencepublishing.com/index.php/aj...

A new paper from Anna P. Bagirova & Anastasia V. Shvetsova asks whether non-profit organizations *mediate* a productive dialogue between the state and businesses to build sustainable, family-friendly workplace policy. doi.org/10.62560/csz...

A harmadik szektor mint moderátor a családbarát politika fejlesztésében | Civil Szemle

Az oroszországi harmadik szektornak különleges szerepe van a mai család- és demográfiai politikában, a születésszám növelésében és a családi értékek erősítésében. Oroszország új, 2036-ig tartó…

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A new paper from Eva‑Maria Schmidt, Fabienne Décieux, & Ulrike Zartler in the Journal of Family Research asks how mothers manage emotions in early motherhood, and what “feeling rules” shape that work? doi.org/10.20377/jfr...

A new paper by Elizabeth Adamson, Myra Hamilton, Virpi Timonen, Alison Williams, and Lyn Craig, underscores how grandmother support in Australian society. researchportal.helsinki.fi/en/publicati...

Constructing the ‘good grandmother’: uncovering intergenerational tensions between grandparent employment and childcare in Australian policy dialogue

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In a new article, Keonhi Son and Aysegul Kayaoglu offer a systematic review of causes and consequences of work-family tensions and challenges, and policy responses to address them. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Sylvie Chrtková and Jiřina Kocourková offer critical analysis and policy recommendations in their new article, “Family planning programs in South Asia: Developments and effectiveness.” See here: doaj.org/article/c6df...

New research from Zuzana Dančíková! “Involved Fatherhood in Slovakia? A Multi‐Dimensional Picture Painted Using Multiple Methods,” published in Social Inclusion, examines the consequences of offering fathers 28 weeks of well-paid, non-transferable leave. www.cogitatiopress.com/socialinclus...

Involved Fatherhood in Slovakia? A Multi‐Dimensional Picture Painted Using Multiple Methods | Article | Social Inclusion

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In a new article, “From Status to Care,” Ilaria Pretelli, Laura Bernardi, Cristina González Beilfuss, Julia Elsa Sauter & Rachele Zamperini examine whether contemporary family law reflects current changes in family life. iris.unil.ch/entities/pub...

What makes a workplace feel worth joining? In a new article in Nankai Business Review International, Fan Wu and Bokai Lei explore how, beyond pay and perks, people read signals about what an organization stands for. doi.org/10.1108/NBRI...

CER as a workforce strategy: investigating how and when corporate environmental responsibility promotes organizational attractiveness

Purpose. Corporate environmental responsibility (CER) has become a global focus for businesses. While existing research has predominantly emphasized CER’s institutional and environmental outcomes,…

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In a new article, Jitka Slabá, Jitka Jírová, Anna Šťastná, and Jiřina Kocourková map Czech women’s reproductive trajectories across cohorts. doi.org/10.20377/jfr...

A new article from Mara A. Yerkes with Carla Brega and Marc Grau-Grau examines how flexible work shapes fathers’ caregiving across different financial situations. doi.org/10.1177/0950...

Fathers Combining Work and Care: Flexible Work Arrangements and Paternal Involvement Across Financial Situations - Carla Brega, Mara A. Yerkes, Marc Grau-Grau, 2026

Flexible work arrangements significantly impact childcare divisions among dual-earner parents, yet few studies address their impact on fathers as primary caregi...

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New paper from Diana Sousa, Paul Morris, and Peter Moss: The International Early Learning and Child Well-being Study, PISA and the decline of the OECD's testing regime. See here: doi.org/10.1080/1476...

A new study from Sandra Idrovo-Carlier and co-authors asks how perceived barriers to women’s promotion shape work outcomes in Colombian organizations. doi.org/10.1080/2331...

New article by Linda Kridahl, Ann-Zofie Duvander and Jani Turunen asks: why is late-life divorce rising in the West, and does family complexity play a role in Sweden? link.springer.com/article/10.1...

In a new article, Meret Lütolf and Dominique Oehrli ask whether Covid-19 changed gendered patterns of care and housework beyond the initial lockdown. doi.org/10.1080/1366...

What if care was central to how we organise our world? How can leave policies build and sustain caring democracies, economies, and societies? These are questions taken up in "Care Leaves and Care Time for All: Towards Caring Democracies, Economies, and Worlds." www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/care-leave...

Care Leaves and Care Time for All

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A new publication “Mapping the Unknown: Research Gaps in Parenting Leave Inequality Research in Europe” by COST Action maps key research gaps. ucrisportal.univie.ac.at/en/publicati...

Mapping the Unknown: Research Gaps in Parenting Leave Inequality Research in Europe

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A recent article by Ariane Pailhé, Anne Solaz, Alix Sponton, and Maxime Tô examines France’s 2021 paternity leave reform, which made leave longer and more flexible. shs.cairn.info/journal-popu...

New research by Aleksej K. Kljujev, Uroš V. Šuvaković, Ana P. Bagirova, Tatjana S. Kozicina argues for a sharper lens for poverty research. Their "social space of poverty” connects structure, resources, and human agency instead of treating poverty as static. aseestant.ceon.rs/index.php/so...

Anna M. Stertz and Ronit Waismel-Manor’s new article asks how maternal leave length shape perceptions of women in Germany and Israel? doi.org/10.1080/1366...

New research on shared parental leave attitudes in Europe by Elitsa Dimitrova asks who supports a legal rule requiring both parents to take equal periods of paid leave, and why do views differ across countries? sciforum.net/paper/view/2...

In a new article, Myra Hamilton, Marian Baird, Angela Kintominas, and Alison Williams unpack how diversity and inclusion agendas can still exclude. doi.org/10.1177/0950...

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New research by Zsuzsanna Makay and Zsuzsanna Veroszta asks, what happens to everyday childcare when fathers are expected to be both hands-on caregivers and traditional breadwinners. doi.org/10.17645/si....

More Helpers Than Sharers? Barriers to Involved Fathering in Hungary | Article | Social Inclusion

Zsuzsanna Makay, Zsuzsanna Veroszta

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