Studies

A survey by the JRC, IIASA and the UN Population Division where experts were asked to assess the validity and relevance of alternative arguments about the forces that could shape future [...]

Many-child policies are associated with a moderate increase in fertility especially for women in urban areas and older women. However, they have lost the ability to control birth since 2017. [...]

What are the intergenerational resource transfer contributions of parents and non-parents in Europe? [Pieter Vanhuysse1, Márton Medgyesi2 and Róbert Iván Gál – The Royal Society, November [...]

The report examines the tangible benefits and employee outcomes that businesses experience when implementing the Best Place for Working Parents’ Top 10 research-backed, family-friendly [...]

Developed by UNICEF in collaboration with Countdown to 2030 Women’s, Children’s and Adolescent’s Health, the profiles attempt to compile in one place, the available data for country and [...]

Engaging family members in care improves person- and family-centered outcomes, but many healthcare professionals have limited awareness of the role and potential benefit of family engagement in [...]

The elementary school years are important for children to develop independence, first under parental direction and then away from direct adult supervision. [University of Michigan Health, 16 [...]

The study shows how various measures of partnership quality develop over time and whether trends differ by respondent’s sex and education. [Martin Kreidl and Barbora Hubatková – Demographic [...]

Conversation orientation was positively associated with information sharing and scientific discussion. The effects of scientific discussions were stronger for older parents than for adult [...]

Young children who are close to their parents are more likely to grow up kind, helpful and ‘prosocial’. [Ioannis Katsantonis and Ros McLellan – International Journal of Behavioral [...]