DIGITAL ARCHIPELAGO

Vidas privadas, corresponsabilidad pública: nuevas pautas familiares en la España de hoy y en la Europa de mañana

Economy and Society

Healthcare and Public Policies, Demographic Change, Family and Migration Processes

2003

Post-transition developments in fecundity have not only surprised demographers by veering away from the expected equilibrium level, by their rapid worldwide propagation and their refusal to adhere to a predictable cycle, but also by inverting the historical map of fecundity in Europe.

DIRECTOR

Teresa Castro Martín

RESEARCH TEAM

Magda Teresa Ruiz Salguero, Mª Margarita Vicedo Castello, Marta Roig Vila, Namkee Ahn, Jesús Javier Sánchez Barricarte

DESCRIPTION

This project seeks to identify, interrelate and interpret the various factors hindering the process of family formation and, on the basis of this analysis, to suggest viable, effective pathways for family policies. The idea is to study the socio-economic variables long seen as central to analysing family dynamics, alongside other, contextual factors as well as historical, normative and cultural considerations.