Abstract Objective This study longitudinally investigated the associations between becoming a female‐breadwinner household and changes in relationship satisfaction for men women. Background Female‐breadwinner households pose fundamental challenge to gender norms, particularly countries such as Australia with strong male breadwinner culture. Despite an increase their prevalence, implications is understudied. Hypotheses were formulated based on specialization, relative resource, role...

Violence has been analysed in silo due to difficulties accessing data and concerns for the safety of those exposed. While there is some literature on violence its associations using individual datasets, analyses combined sources are very limited. Ideally from same individuals would enable linkage a longitudinal understanding experiences their (health) impacts consequences. This paper aims provide proof concept create synthetic dataset by combining Crime Survey England Wales (CSEW)...

This study aimed to (i) examine variance in the prevalence of workplace violence and fear United Kingdom by industrial sector (ii) determine mental health effects thereof using longitudinal data. We used Household Panel Study (UKHLS), a nationally representative survey with indicators collected annually allowing us common disorders (CMD) at baseline, one year prior later. Using weighted logistic regression lagged dependent variable regression, we examined effect on CMD risk. supplemented our...

Abstract Here we study how unemployment is related to partner relationship happiness in the United Kingdom. We investigate multiple dimensions of unemployment—current unemployment, changes duration and past unemployment—each which provides unique insights into economic uncertainty can strain relationships. Not including these aspects potentially leads an underestimation long-term effect times when couples are especially affected. Using British longitudinal data (UK Household Longitudinal...

Journal Article Couples' Division of Employment and Household Chores Relationship Satisfaction: A Test the Specialization Equity Hypotheses Get access Niels Blom, Blom *Corresponding author: E-mail: n.blom@maw.ru.nl Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Gerbert Kraaykamp, Kraaykamp Ellen Verbakel European Sociological Review, Volume 33, Issue 2, April 2017, Pages 195–208, https://doi.org/10.1093/esr/jcw057 Published: 11 January 2017 history Received: 01...

Abstract Objective The goal of this study is to estimate the effect one's own and partner's job insecurity on relationship satisfaction, with attention gender educational differences in these effects. Second, we test whether effects individual satisfaction depends partner insecurity. Background Research has established that negatively associated quality at level, but little known about how shapes perceptions quality. Although expected be average, it may protective cases which also high. We...

Violence reduction is a United Nations (UN) sustainable development goal (SDG) and key to both public health criminology. The collaboration between these fields has the potential create improve prevention strategies but been hampered by usage of different definitions measurements. This paper explores measurements violence World Health Organization, UN, Council Europe arrive at harmonized framework aligned with SDGs. abuse are defined organizations as intentional actions that (are likely to)...

This study investigated how people’s satisfaction with their family life is influenced by economic circumstances. Expectations were formulated that people who experienced or expected hardship would be less satisfied life. Additionally, it was hypothesized current and amplify each other’s consequences on satisfaction, more harmful for children when the rise of unemployment in a country larger. Multilevel analyses conducted using sample from European Quality Life Survey 2012 ( N = 13,013 30...

Sexual violence and abuse (SVA) is highly prevalent globally, has devastating wide-ranging effects on victim-survivors, demands the provision of accessible specialist support services. In UK, Rape Crisis England & Wales (RCEW), a voluntary third sector organization, main provider SVA Understanding profile victim-survivors who are referred to RCEW their referral outcomes important for effective allocation Using administrative data collected by three Centres in between April 2016 March 2020,...

Abstract The definitions and the methodology used in surveys to measure violence have implications for its estimated volume gendered distribution. Crime Survey England Wales (CSEW) uses quite a narrow definition of ‘violence against person’ which excludes crimes are arguably violent nature. This article expands CSEW’s measurement by regarding threats, robbery, sexual mixed violence/property as violence. results shift gender distribution violence, with higher proportion women (from 39% 58%)...

The increase in cohabitation and nonmarital childbearing across Europe has raised questions about who still marries either before or after having a child. Although prior studies have addressed the sequence of marriage childbearing, few examined role relationship quality these transitions. Here we employ cross-national perspective to study association between and/or first birth within cohabitation. Using Generations Gender Survey UK Household Longitudinal Study, seven European countries...

While prior studies have examined sleep across the lifecourse, few investigated around birth of a child, one most important events to cause deprivation. This study investigates changes in hours and quality, paying attention differences by gender partnership status. Using UK Household Longitudinal Study, we follow approximately 1,000 participants as they transition into parenthood three-year window. We use OLS logistic regression analyze quality. Results suggest that women's is reduced an...

The increases in cohabitation and childbearing within raise questions about who marries. Most studies have found that is associated with disadvantage; here, we examine the role of relationship happiness whether it helps to explain this association. Using UK Household Longitudinal Study (2009–17), our competing risk hazard models follow respondents as they transition: (1) from into marriage or childbearing; (2) childbearing. We find risks are highest among individuals happiest their...

This study examined media exposure as an explanatory factor for individual and cross-national differences in self-assessed general health. In studying exposure, traditional (television, radio, newspapers) contemporary (internet) were separately considered. Aside from hypotheses about the relation between health, we also tested regarding mediating role of social isolation mean world syndrome well moderating different systems across countries. Therefore, used European Social Survey 2010,...

Specialisation and gender theories offer competing hypotheses of whether men’s women’s wages rise or fall based on the couple’s division household unpaid paid labour, how effects differ across wage distribution. We test by analysing British panel data using unconditional quantile regression with individual fixed effects, controlling for own hours in housework employment. find only high-wage were significantly greater when their partners specialised routine housework, they sole breadwinner....

Criminology has been hampered by a lack of longitudinal data to examine the consequences victimisation. However, recently, ‘Understanding Society’, United Kingdom Household Panel Survey (UKHLS), began fielding small battery questions relating violence experience. Here, we examined strengths and weaknesses these UKHLS measures with similar indices from Crime for England Wales (CSEW), widely used regarded but cross-sectional survey. We empirically assessed extent which variables are comparable...

Abstract Violence as a phenomena has been analysed in silo due to difficulties accessing data and concerns for the safety of those exposed. While there is some literature on violence its associations using individual datasets, analyses combined sources are very limited. Ideally from same individuals would enable linkage longitudinal understanding experiences their (health) impacts consequences. However, absence directly linked data, look-alike modelling may provide an innovative...

The question of how we measure, categorise, and represent ethnicity poses a growing challenge for identifying addressing ethnic inequalities. Conceptual critiques qualitative studies highlight the complexities challenges measuring ethnicity, yet there remains lack quantitative investigating implications these inequalities research. This paper addresses this gap by scrutinizing methodological processes analysing measurement categorisation in Crime Survey England Wales (CSEW), critiquing UK’s...

Abstract Purpose Intimate partner violence and abuse has a detrimental impact on victim-survivors’ health wellbeing. However, intimate partners include range of different relationship types, which are rarely differentiated or contrasted in research. Here, we investigate whether types commit violence/abuse the injury wellbeing victim-survivors varies by type. Methods We estimate models for emotional injuries using Crime Survey England Wales (2001–2020). relationships into four groups (current...

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