Deep economic crises encourage a radical rethinking of the socioeconomic model that generated them.
It's the family, stupid!
Edoardo Campanella, 24 February 2012
Topics: Politics and economics, Welfare state and social Europe
Tags: Ageing population, family, youth unemployment
On the origin of the family
Marco Francesconi, Christian Ghiglino, Motty Perry, 11 February 2010
Why do humans live in families? The fact that only 3% of avian and mammal species are known to be familial suggests that the emergence of the family cannot be taken for granted, even among humans (Emlen 1995). Divorce is a common feature of modern life and non-traditional family structures are growing more common.
Topics: Frontiers of economic research
Tags: family, fidelity, religion
Children’s health and later life outcomes
Janet Currie interviewed by Romesh Vaitilingam, 1 Aug 2008
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