Papers

The paper published by the European Union delves into the effectiveness of child benefits policies across the 27 Member States of the … Read more

Rethinking the state budget in Europe. The case for a dedicated budgetary mission to promote demographic resilience and intergenerational justice within the … Read more

Towards an Emancipatory Family Policy By Rita Picchianti and Paolo Moroni – National Association of Large Families (ANFN) – Italy Introduction Italy’s … Read more

By Pieter Vanhuysse, University of Southern Denmark What and how many resources does it really take to raise a newborn baby to … Read more

France, once an outlier in European fertility, now faces a sharp decline in birth rates. Examining policy changes, cultural attitudes, and international … Read more

by Max Planck Society The dynamics of family structure is undergoing a transformation. Declining fertility and mortality rates are leading to new kinship … Read more

Introduction– Consumer socialization is the process of learning behaviors, norms, and values related to consumption, plays a crucial role in shaping consumer … Read more

In recent decades, fertility rates have declined globally, dropping in most countries, except for the low-income nations, to levels well below 2—the … Read more

By: Zi Wang, Anhui University Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Sociology 1. China’s current family planning policy – the three-child policy On … Read more

In 30 years, the number of large families has decreased significantly. They went from 600,000 to 300,000 [1]. Should we deplore it? … Read more