Subject: Sociologie - LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ Catalog Search Results

Creator:: Gaďourek, Ivan,
Type:: text and studie
Subject:: Sociologie, Masaryk, Tomáš Garrigue,, otázka sociální, filozofie, české země 1848-1918, Československo 1918-1938, and sociologie, psychologie, sociologové, psychologové
Language:: Czech
Rights:: unknown

Creator:: Keller, Jan,
Type:: text and studie
Subject:: Sociologie, rodiny, vztahy manželské, vztahy příbuzenské, přehledná zpracování světových dějin (chronologicky), and ženská otázka, rodina, děti, životní úroveň
Language:: Czech
Description:: The macrosocial connexions of the crisis of the family.
Rights:: unknown

Creator:: Piscová, Magdaléna,
Type:: text and studie
Subject:: Sociologie, sociologie slovenská, vztahy česko-slovenské, Československo 1945-1992, and sociologie, psychologie, sociologové, psychologové
Language:: Slovak
Rights:: unknown

Creator:: Loewenstein, Bedřich,
Type:: text and studie
Subject:: Sociologie, Masaryk, Tomáš Garrigue,, české země 1848-1914, and sociologie, psychologie, sociologové, psychologové
Language:: Czech
Rights:: unknown

Creator:: Kráľová, Ľuba
Type:: text and studie
Subject:: Sociologie, rodiny, vztahy slovensko-západoevropské, ženská otázka, rodina, děti, životní úroveň, and Slovensko od r. 1993
Language:: Slovak
Description:: The Matrimonial Family in Western Europe and Eastern Slovakia.
Rights:: unknown

Creator:: Dana Hamplová
Type:: article, články, journal articles, model:article, and TEXT
Subject:: Sociologie, sociologie, sociology, marriage, cohabitation, ageing, 18, and 316
Language:: Czech
Description:: The paper focuses on the union formation in later life using SHARELIFE data from 13 European countries. First, it shows that proportion of single individuals aged 50-69 and the proportion of those who (re)partner vary significantly across European countries. The highest levels of (re)partnering were observed in Scandinavia and the lowest in Southern and Central Europe. Second, it shows that women are much less likely to enter a new coresidential union than men in all studied countries but the relative difference between men and women vary. The smallest difference was observed in Scandinavia and the Czech Republic, the largest in Southern Europe, Austria, and Switzerland. Third, repartnered individuals tend to be younger, more educated, and more likely divorced than widowed comparing to those who stay single., Dana Hamplová., and Obsahuje seznam literatury
Rights:: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ and policy:public

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