ESR

🌱 Our new issue has blossomed, showcasing brand new inspiring evidence on education as one of the most powerful forces shaping inequality and life chances in contemporary societies! Read it at: academic.oup.com/esr/issue with many articles #OpenAccess!

🚩New #OpenAccess! #JB_Katz examines the relationship between German national belonging and individual sentiment towards Jews, moderated by migration and religious background! ➡️The link is strong among migrants, but absent among the ethnic majority! 🔓doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

New #OpenAccess! 🎆 How well do retirement migrants integrate into local communities? #EB_Savaş #K_Henkens #M_Kalmijn find that Dutch retirees have most contact with locals, but language barriers and group size shape who they actually connect with! 🔓➡️doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

🚀 New #OpenAccess! Why are girls less likely to choose IT-related careers? #SM_Bajka @pmkrueger show that perceptions matter in the people vs. things divide in career choices! When IT is framed as social & interactive, it becomes more attractive for girls doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

🔥New experimental evidence #OpenAccess! What drives sustainable choices? @martina_testori @SergioLoIacono1 show that awareness of future generations matters more than monetary incentives alone, but it works best when combined! 🔓Read it at: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

📢New #OpenAccess at ESR! How do parenthood and occupational segregation jointly shape the gender wage gap? Using data from China #W_Liu #H_Dai show that motherhood penalties vary by occupation while fathers remain well-paid!! Read it for free at: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

🚩New experimental evidence by @Asta_B_Lund @AndersTrolle #M_Büchler_Henriksen! Teachers’ grading bias against boys, minoritized students, and those from less educated families persists even when more individual-level information is available! Read it at doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

New #OpenAccess at ESR🌟 What is the income penalty of dropping out of #VET in Germany? With an IV strategy @KerstinSoz @PatzinaAlex #K_Morris show that the causal effect is substantial and especially pronounced for lower SES individuals! 🔓Read it at doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

🔥New paper! Expanding university availability increases enrollment, but not equally for all! @RyotaMugiyama #K_Toyonaga show that while access boosts participation across regions, individuals with highly educated parents benefit more! ➡️Read it at: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

🎆New #OpenAccess Parental separation is not a single event, but a process of family decline. #P_Kleinschlömer finds that children’s school performance starts to fall already before separation, especially among boys and children from lower-SES families. ➡️doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

🌟New #OpenAccess! #JLEstevez & @AnnaRotkirch shows 2.5G migrants (=one native parent) in Finland delay parenthood longer than natives—defying expectations of both maintaining origin-country high fertility and simple convergence to host-country norms! ➡️doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

Our new Issue is here with contributions by @mireiatriguero @Dogukan_2024 @selcanmutgan @PeterHedstrom1 @arvidmartin @Philipp_Jaschke @ChloeLavest @LGDrouhot @MariaRubioCab @HerbertBruecker &more! Brand new findings on ethnicity & integration wait for you: academic.oup.com/esr/issue/42/1

🔥 New #OpenAccess Does violence back home still shape refugees’ plans after reaching safety? #Y_Kosyakova #A_Ette @SchwSilvia show that especially short-term spikes in violence strongly affects Ukrainian refugees’ intentions to settle abroad! Read it at: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

📢New paper! With French data on the grandchildren of immigrants @LGDrouhot @mathieu_kf @IchouMathieu #L_Caron provide rare insights into long-term integration processes! Despite substantial convergence, lasting disadvantages persist for specific groups! doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

🚨 Thrilled to share my new paper with @yueqian_soc just out in @ESR_news Bringing economic & family sociology into the digital era, we examine how online banking shapes who holds the purse strings among UK couples: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

🚨New #OpenAccess Bringing economic & family sociology into the digital era @prof_yanghu & @yueqian_soc analyze longitudinal data from @usociety to reveal how the use of online banking reconfigures couples' money management and financial decision making: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

🔥New #OpenAccess! Is inequality of educational opportunity on the rise? Drawing on population-wide register data on twins and siblings from Statistics Netherlands #M_Das #M_Nollet find no evidence of increasing inequality across cohorts born 1964–1997 🔓doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

🚀New #OpenAccess! Using new data on the establishment of Norwegian colleges 1969–1992 linked to individual register data, #AF_Rogne #TK_Knutsen #J_Modalsli revisit the role of local access to higher education in shaping gendered educational outcomes! 🔓doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

Does moving often as a child weaken social capital later in life? @Ricardo_val68 #M_Vacchiano find a more complex picture: childhood moves reduce place attachment, but can strengthen personal agency, supporting social capital in adulthood! 🔥 #OpenAccess: doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…

📢 The integration paradox reconsidered! #F_vanTubergen shows that higher perceived discrimination is not driven by education alone! What matters is relative premigration education and status loss, pointing to education as a positional resource! ➡ doi.org/10.1093/esr/jc…