Emanuela Struffolino

Discipline

Sociologie (4) Economies et finances (3) Démographie (2)

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Articles (11) Livres et chapitres d'ouvrages (1)

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pauvreté (7) Poverty (7) Parenthood (6) Families (6) association (5) famille (5) Labor market (5) Social groups (5) Life (5) Attention (5) Family (5) participation (4) Employment (4) Participation (4) Mothers (4) Home (4) Gender (4) ménage (3) Children (3) Care (3) Labor supply (3) risque (2) recherche (2) politique (2) revenu (2) Europe (2) emploi (2) dissolution (2) comparaison (2) enfant (2)

Documents écrit par Emanuela Struffolino (11) | parle de Emanuela Struffolino (0)

The persistent risk of in-work poverty following the birth of a first, second, and third child across the life course
Emanuela Struffolino et al. (28 mars 2023)
The persistent risk of in-work poverty following the birth of a first, second, and third child across the life course
Emanuela Struffolino et al. (28 mars 2023)
Family demographic processes and in-work poverty: A systematic review
Antonino Polizzi et al.
Family demographic processes and in-work poverty: A systematic review
Antonino Polizzi et al.
Gender and race differences in pathways out of in-work poverty in the US
Emanuela Struffolino et al.
Gender and race differences in pathways out of in-work poverty in the US
Emanuela Struffolino et al.
Lone Mothers’ Employment Trajectories: A Longitudinal Mixed-method Study.
Emanuela Struffolino et al. (15 sept. 2020)
When working isn’t enough: Family demographic processes and in-work poverty across the life course in the United States
Zachary van Winkle et al.
Migrant status and lone motherhood-Risk factors or female labour force participation in Switzerland.
Nadia Milewski et al. (2018)
La santé perçue des mères de familles monoparentales en Suisse : le rôle de l’activité professionnelle et de l’éducation
Emanuela Struffolino et al. (2016)
Self-reported Health among Lone Mothers in Switzerland: Do Employment and Education Matter?
Emanuela Struffolino et al.