Laboratory

Digital and Computational Demography

Project

The Gender Revolution and its Effects on Family Formation and Stability

André Grow; in Collaboration with Jan Van Bavel, Eli Nomes (both: KU Leuven, Belgium)

We study how changes in the economic roles of women in society over the last five decades have affected patterns of family formation and stability. Methodologically, we complement statistical analysis of survey data with agent-based simulations to model underlying mechanisms. Detailed Description

Research Keywords:

Family Behavior, Fertility Development

Region keywords:

Europe

Links:

Supplementary material: The Gender Cliff in the Relative Contribution to the Household Income: Insights from Modelling Marriage Markets in 27 European Countries

Publications

Grow, A.; van Bavel, J.:

The gender cliff in the relative contribution to the household income: insights from modelling marriage markets in 27 European countries

European Journal of Population Online First, 1–23. (2020)

Grow, A.:

How to design agent-based marriage market models: a review of current practices

In: Simulieren und Entscheiden: Entscheidungsmodellierung, Modellierungsentscheidungen, Entscheidungsunterstützung, 59–83. Wiesbaden: Springer VS. (2019)

Nomes, E.; Grow, A.; van Bavel, J.:

The mid-twentieth century Baby Boom and the role of social influence: an agent-based modelling approach

Historical Life Course Studies 8, 1–26. (2019)

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Research

Department Myrskylä
Laboratory of Fertility and Well-Being

Laboratory of Population Health
Research Group: Labor Demography
Department Zagheni
Laboratory of Digital and Computational Demography [Migration, Aging, the Environment]
Joint Research Labs
Laboratory of Demographic Data
Laboratory of Statistical Demography
Independent Research Groups
Research Group: Lifespan Inequalities
Research Group: Mathematical and Actuarial Demography
Max Planck Research Group: Gender Gap in Health and Survival