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Intersectionality in the Impact of Parenthood among Immigrants in High-Income Countries: Unmet Migration Expectations among Highly Educated Women and Less-Educated Men
Andreas Genoni
Today, most highly educated immigrants to Europe are women. Many of them are in their childbearing years and have children after arrival. However, in…
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Climate migration in Australia: Level and socio-economic predictors
Aude Bernard (UQ)
Recent climate disasters serve as a reminder of the growing—yet overlooked—risk of climate-induced displacement in the Global North. This paper…
Have it all? Fertility and Gender-Attitudinal Pairings in Germany
Natalie Nitsche (Australian National University)
Linkages between gender dynamics and fertility have been much discussed in demography. The ‘gender revolution’ framework argues that fertility will…
How the Government Convinced Indonesians to have Smaller Families
Syauqy Lukman (Australian National University)
In Indonesia, the national family planning program that started in the 1970s has been championed as the success of fertility decline, from around six…