2009
DOI: 10.5117/mem2009.3.sche
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De invloed van Europese verzorgingsstaten op financiële overdrachten binnen families - Een benadering op microniveau

Abstract: De invloed van Europese verzorgingsstaten op financiële overdrachten binnen families Schenk, N.; Dykstra, P.A.; Maas, I. CopyrightOther than for strictly personal use, it is not permitted to download or to forward/distribute the text or part of it without the consent of the author(s) and/or copyright holder(s), unless the work is under an open content license (like Creative Commons).Take-down policy If you believe that this document breaches copyright please contact us providing details, and we will remove ac… Show more

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“…Considerable amounts of help in everyday housework and care are exchanged between parents and children, also when living in separate households, and financial transfers take place both up and down the generational line. Here too, there exists considerable variation across Europe (Bettio and Plantenga 2004;Tomassini et al 2004;AttiasDonfut, Ogg, and Wolff 2005a;2005b;Kohli, Künemund, and Lüdicke 2005;Albertini, Kohli, and Vogel 2007;Hank 2007;Kohli and Albertini 2007;Wolff and Attias-Donfut 2007;Kalmijn and Saraceno 2008;Brandt, Haberkern, and Szydlik 2009;Igel et al 2009;Schenk, Dykstra, and Maas 2009;Dykstra and Fokkema 2011). The variation in family practices and patterns of solidarity between family members is not just shaped by micro-level factors such as the needs and preferences of family members.…”
Section: Regional Family Practices and Normsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considerable amounts of help in everyday housework and care are exchanged between parents and children, also when living in separate households, and financial transfers take place both up and down the generational line. Here too, there exists considerable variation across Europe (Bettio and Plantenga 2004;Tomassini et al 2004;AttiasDonfut, Ogg, and Wolff 2005a;2005b;Kohli, Künemund, and Lüdicke 2005;Albertini, Kohli, and Vogel 2007;Hank 2007;Kohli and Albertini 2007;Wolff and Attias-Donfut 2007;Kalmijn and Saraceno 2008;Brandt, Haberkern, and Szydlik 2009;Igel et al 2009;Schenk, Dykstra, and Maas 2009;Dykstra and Fokkema 2011). The variation in family practices and patterns of solidarity between family members is not just shaped by micro-level factors such as the needs and preferences of family members.…”
Section: Regional Family Practices and Normsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Daarnaast zijn er zowel ouders die hun kinderen financiële hulp bieden als volwassen kinderen die hun ouders financieel tegemoet komen. ook hier bestaat er aanzienlijke variatie in Europa, niet alleen tussen verschillende landen maar ook tussen regio's binnen eenzelfde land (Albertini, Kohli & Vogel 2007;Kohli, Künemund & Lüdicke 2005;hank 2007;Kalmijn & Saraceno 2008;Bettio & Plantenga 2004;Schenk, Dykstra & Maas 2009;Igel et al 2009;Tomassini et al 2004;Kohli & Albertini 2007;Wolff & Attias-Donfut 2007;Attias-Donfut, ogg & Wolff 2005a, 2005bDykstra & Fokkema 2011).…”
Section: Regionale Gezinsculturenunclassified