Abstract
While family policies are increasingly designed to help reconcile work and family life, their effects may, in practice, be quite limited.
This paper aims to assess women's socio-occupational status in relation to their reported fertility in 12 countries of the Mediterranean basin: Spain, France, Italy, Slovenia, Albania, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Palestinian Territories, Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco.
The data required for the analysis – fertility estimates (if necessary using the "own children method") measures of women's educational level and their socio-occupational status, their place in the household and, more generally, in society – will be taken from the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) and from the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series International (IPUMS international) database.
This paper aims to assess women's socio-occupational status in relation to their reported fertility in 12 countries of the Mediterranean basin: Spain, France, Italy, Slovenia, Albania, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Palestinian Territories, Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco.
The data required for the analysis – fertility estimates (if necessary using the "own children method") measures of women's educational level and their socio-occupational status, their place in the household and, more generally, in society – will be taken from the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) and from the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series International (IPUMS international) database.
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