Pendelmobilität und Familiengründung Zum Zusammenhang von berufsbedingtem Pendeln und dem Übergang zum ersten Kind

Studies show that assuming the role of parents - especially for women - is difficult to reconcile with long commutes. However, the directions of action are still unclear. Does starting a family reduce the willingness to commute longer and are professional disadvantages accepted for this? Or does com...

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Main Author: Skora, Thomas
Format: eBook
Language:German
Published: Opladen Verlag Barbara Budrich 2018, 2018
Series:Beiträge zur Bevölkerungswissenschaft
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520 |a Studies show that assuming the role of parents - especially for women - is difficult to reconcile with long commutes. However, the directions of action are still unclear. Does starting a family reduce the willingness to commute longer and are professional disadvantages accepted for this? Or does commuting lead to the postponement of starting a family or even prevent it? With these research questions, the book sheds light on a new explanatory approach for lower employment opportunities in mothers and makes a contribution to the identification of determinants of fertility