A weekly round-up of interesting research on demography, family policy, and other family stuff. Along with some mini-takes by yours truly.
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The Challenge of Measuring “Unrealized Fertility,” and Other Interesting New Research
Partnership Becomes Less of a Prerequisite for Parenthood With Age (for Women, Anyway); The Lands Where Most Moms of Many Are Employed; The Baby Bust Comes for The U.S. Military + more
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The State of American (and European) Hypogamy
An update on the mysterious trials of female breadwinning.
This is the second part of a series on hypergamy. You can read the first part here.
The State of American Hypergamy
Educational hypergamy is kinda dead now. Income hypergamy is definitely still a thing. Just not the only thing. Especially if you look overseas.
I really was planning to publish a regular round-up this week. But then I read the Montreal sh...
The Obscurity of Modern Male Pickiness
Men are getting choosier about who they'll marry, too. But the murkiness of modern dating markets makes it harder to see.
For Tablet Magazine’s June issue, I wrote a kind of dishy feature about matchmaking. Or, to put a finer point on it:...
Rightsizing the Daycare Theory of Everything
"Baby warehousing" is less common than some of you seem to think.
For a certain type of person, the explanation for all that ails the modern American child pretty much boils down to daycare. The scourge of ill-behaved kids in America? That...
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