Life Course
Recent publications from FORS concerning Life Course research
Employment and well-being after plant closure: Survey evidence from Switzerland on the mid and long run. Oesch Daniel, Köster Fiona, Studer Matthias, Baumann Isabel, 2023/12/01. Economic and Industrial Democracy. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][serval:BIB_2A7FE0907890]
The effect of parental background on the potential education and employment of migrants’ children in Switzerland. Le Goff Jean-Marie, Guichard Eduardo, Chimienti Milena, Bolzman Claudio, Dasoki Nora, 2023/11/28. Ethnic and Racial Studies pp. 1-27. [DOI][serval:BIB_04416203AA6B]
Perceptions, connaissances et compétences de santé en matière de soins de fin de vie chez les adultes âgés en Suisse. Meier Clément, Vilpert Sarah, Borrat-Besson Carmen, Maurer Jürgen, Jox Ralf J., 2023/11/06. pp. 161-172 dans Les soins palliatifs à travers les humanités médicales, Georg éditeur. [URN][serval:BIB_AE3CAC979931]
Préférences, communication et planification des soins de fin de vie chez les adultes âgés en Suisse. Vilpert Sarah, Meier Clément, Borrat-Besson Carmen, Borasio Gian Domenico, Maurer Jürgen, 2023/11/06. pp. 173-188 dans Les soins palliatifs à travers les humanités médicales, Georg éditeur. [URN][serval:BIB_9FCC0AE531ED]
The structural shifts in Switzerland’s economy and society, 2000– 2020. Oesch Daniel, 2023/11/01. pp. 73-93 dans The Oxford Handbook of Swiss Politics chap. 5, Oxford University Press. [URN][serval:BIB_AF13F4468359]
Advance Care Planning: A Story of Trust Within the Family. Iunius L.A., Vilpert S., Meier C., Jox R.J., Borasio G.D., Maurer J., 2023/10. Journal of applied gerontology, 43 (4) pp. 349-362. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][WoS][Pmid][serval:BIB_2891BDD10D96]
Development of a patient-centred medication management model for polymedicated home-dwelling older adults after hospital discharge: results of a mixed methods study. Pereira Filipa, Meyer-Massetti Carla, del Río Carral María, von Gunten Armin, Wernli Boris, Verloo Henk, 2023/09. BMJ Open, 13 (9) pp. e072738. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][WoS][Pmid][serval:BIB_91EDFA2EE38B]
Des vies sociales bouleversées ? Les sociabilités en temps de pandémie dans les familles françaises, suédoises et suisses. Landour Julie, Barbier Pascal, Le Goff Jean-Marie, Chatot Myriam, Constantin Sandra, Lidegran Ida, Hultqvist Elizabeth, Braga Kestener Helena, 2023/08/16. Sociologie, 14 (2) pp. 223-240. Peer-reviewed. [serval:BIB_F9A40D8EC67E]
Older adults’ medical preferences for the end of life: a cross-sectional population-based survey in Switzerland.. Vilpert S., Meier C., Berche J., Borasio G.D., Jox R.J., Maurer J., 2023/07/24. BMJ open, 13 (7) pp. e071444. Peer-reviewed. [DOI][WoS][Pmid][serval:BIB_988770A15900]
I am a burden! The self‐stigmatising role of burden beliefs in the relation between negative experiences related to health problems and mental well‐being outcomes. Lampropoulos Dimitrios, Klaas Hannah S., Spini Dario, 2023/07/12. Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology. [URN][DOI][WoS][serval:BIB_86A4E735C907]
Parental Investment in Children’s Educational Pathways: A Comparative View on Swiss and Migrant Families. Kamm Chantal, Gomensoro Andrés, Heers Marieke, Hupka-Brunner Sandra, 2023/07/01. Swiss Journal of Sociology, 49 (2) pp. 367-394. Peer-reviewed. [DOI][serval:BIB_B7AE56AFDAC6]
Health literacy across personality traits among older adults: cross-sectional evidence from Switzerland. Ryser Valérie-Anne, Meier Clément, Vilpert Sarah, Maurer Jürgen, 2023/06/28. European Journal of Ageing. Peer-reviewed. [serval:BIB_1287A968B8AD]
Interdependency of relationships in stepfamilies – Variation across children’s residence arrangements, Arat Ece, Voorpostel Marieke, Bernardi Laura, 2023/06/27. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 40 (11) pp. 3656-3678. Peer-reviewed. [serval:BIB_B06ED2E46B00]
Mental Health and Wellbeing of Population with Migrant Background in Switzerland – a Scoping Review and Evidence Map of Quantitative Evidence. Gondek Dawid, Bernardi Laura, 2023/05/26. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][Pmid][serval:BIB_6E0231B24891]
Contemporary Class Analysis. Oesch Daniel, 2023/05/22. pp. C12S1-C12T3 dans The Oxford Handbook of Social Stratification, Oxford University Press. [URN][DOI][serval:BIB_780589B273F8]
Measuring Psychological constructs. Ryser Valérie-Anne, 2023/05/15. FORS Guide. Peer-reviewed. [serval:BIB_90211BFDABC8]
Falsches Feindbild Teilzeitarbeit. Oesch Daniel, 2023/05/08. Neue Zürcher Zeitung. [URN][serval:BIB_9441F7C630E3]
Moving Away from Religion: Age, Cohort, or Period Effect? Evidence from a Longitudinal Survey in Switzerland. Monnot Christophe, Wernli Boris, 2023/04/04. Religions, 14 (4) p. 493. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][WoS][serval:BIB_4A6F6E9E1AEA]
A dynamic perspective on the evolution of perceived stress levels in Switzerland: drivers before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Klaas Hannah S., Kuhn Ursina, Ryser Valérie-Anne, Refle Jan-Erik, Tillmann Robin, Voorpostel Marieke, 2023/04/01. Longitudinal and Life Course Studies, 14 (2) pp. 240-274. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][serval:BIB_0F0468CBDCDE]
Endettement et santé mentale : Le rôle de l’organisation financière et de la distribution des responsabilités économiques au sein du couple. Henchoz Caroline, Coste Tristan, Wernli Boris, 2023/03/07. Enfances Familles Générations. Peer-reviewed. [URN][serval:BIB_A240AB722362]
Das Longitudinale Mixed Methods-Design der PICE-Studie (Parental Investment in Children’s Education). Kamm Chantal, Heers Marieke, Sandra Hupka-Brunner, Gomensoro Andrés, 2023/03/06. TREE Technical Paper Series. [serval:BIB_8D38C235D3AF]
Social Support, Gender and the Roots of Political Efficacy: Evidence from the Swiss Household Panel. Lindholm Annika, 2023/03/01. Swiss Journal of Sociology, 49 (1) pp. 125-152. Peer-reviewed. [DOI][serval:BIB_94119547B7E2]
How much his or her job loss influences fertility: A couple approach. Di Nallo Alessandro, Lipps Oliver, 2023/02/13. Journal of Marriage and Family. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][WoS][serval:BIB_A3BAB2B3B263]
Egalité des sexes et bien-être: Se marier ou vivre en union libre dans le contexte Suisse ? Le Goff Jean-Marie, Ryser Valérie-Anne, 2023/02/08. pp. 47-74 dans Diversité des familles et bien-être en SuisseEnquête sur les familles et les générations 2013 et 2018, Seismo. [URN][serval:BIB_2F0C9CEF1215]
Association between multiple chronic conditions and insufficient health literacy: cross-sectional evidence from a population-based sample of older adults living in Switzerland. Wieczorek M., Meier C., Vilpert S., Reinecke R., Borrat-Besson C., Maurer J., Kliegel M., 2023/02/06. BMC public health, 23 (1) p. 253. Peer-reviewed. [DOI][WoS][Pmid][serval:BIB_BABAC21282A5]
Subjective social class has a bad name, but predicts life chances well. Oesch Daniel, Vigna Nathalie, 2023/02. Research in Social Stratification and Mobility, 83 p. 100759. Peer-reviewed.
[URN][DOI][serval:BIB_F0A3C4DB08C6]
The Career Evolution of the Sex Gap in Wages: Discrimination Vs. Human Capital Investment. Vaccaro Giannina, Neumark David, 2023/01/23. 50th Celebratory Volume (Research in Labor Economics) . Peer-reviewed. [DOI][serval:BIB_3982FCF68E02]
The Swiss neighbourhood index of socioeconomic position: update and re-validation. Panczak Radoslaw, Berlin Claudia, Voorpostel Marieke, Zwahlen Marcel, Egger Matthias, 2023/01/12. Swiss Medical Weekly, 153 (1) p. 40028. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][Pmid][serval:BIB_CA99F6D9EA2F]
Development and validation of a subjective end-of-life health literacy scale. Meier C., Vilpert S., Wieczorek M., Borrat-Besson C., Jox R.J., Maurer J., 2023. PloS one, 18 (10) pp. e0292367. Peer-reviewed.
[URN][DOI][WoS][Pmid][serval:BIB_77BFA78DC803]
Relationship Between Health Literacy and Unhealthy Lifestyle Behaviours in Older Adults Living in Switzerland: Does Social Connectedness Matter? Wieczorek M., Meier C., Kliegel M., Maurer J., 2023. International journal of public health, 68 p. 1606210. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][WoS][Pmid][serval:BIB_0A0B4F6CEBB7]
The Intergenerational Transmission of Family Dissolution: How it Varies by Social Class Origin and Birth Cohort.. Di Nallo Alessandro, Oesch Daniel, 2023. European Journal of Population, 39 (3) p. 33. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][Pmid][serval:BIB_078D72BD2206]
Subjective Well-Being, Family Dynamics and Vulnerability. Le Goff Jean-Marie, Ryser Valérie-Anne, Bernardi Laura, 2023. pp. 17-29 dans Withstanding Vulnerability throughout Adult Life, Springer Nature Singapore. [URN][DOI][serval:BIB_90954EC8E874]
How Family and Other Close Ties Shape Vulnerability Processes. Rossier Clémentine, Bernardi Laura, Baersywil Marie, Oris Michel, Sapin Marlène, Widmer Eric, 2023. pp. 153-167 dans Withstanding Vulnerability throughout Adult Life, Springer Nature Singapore. [DOI][serval:BIB_D62F8502DFB5]
Les élites bancaires suisses : entre localisme et transnationalisme. Araujo Pedro, Bühlmann Felix, 2023. Revue française de sociologie, 64 (1-2) pp. 85-110. Peer-reviewed. [URN][WoS][serval:BIB_CD04060A9F6D]
Concentration of Critical Events Over the Life Course and Life Satisfaction Later in Life. Comolli Chiara L., Bolano Danilo, Bernardi Laura, Voorpostel Marieke, 2023., LIVES. [URN][serval:BIB_C08A97DB7DB0]
How Personal Relationships Affect Employment Outcomes: On the Role of Social Networks and Family Obligations. Lalive Rafael, Oesch Daniel, Pellizzari Michele, 2023. pp. 49-66 dans Withstanding Vulnerability throughout Adult Life, Springer Nature Singapore. [URN][DOI][serval:BIB_42A7A01D2F20]
The Normalization of Swiss Drug Policies. Pollien Alexandre, 2023. International Journal on Criminology, 10 (2).
[DOI][serval:BIB_3D15E60766E1]
For all scientific publications by FORS collaborators see here.
Material deprivation from 1999 to 2013 in Switzerland: How index construction impacts on measured patterns of evolution
Pascale Gazareth and Katia Iglesias
2017-1
The impact of assortative mating on income inequality in Switzerland
Ursina Kuhn and Laura Ravazzini
Emission de FORUM (19 juillet 2023) avec Valérie-Anne Ryser: Le taux de natalité suisse est retombé à son plus bas niveau depuis 20 ans.
- Version audio : https://avisdexperts.ch/videos/view/16286.
- Version vidéo : https://www.rts.ch/play/tv/forum/video/pourquoi-les-suisses-font-moins-denfants-interview-de-valerie-anne-ryser?urn=urn:rts:video:14186331
NZZ :Berufswahl als Frauenfalle (Christina Bornatici)
Comment le statut social des individus influence leur choix d’un partenaire? Ursina Kuhn, Laura Ravazzini, 30.05.2019, Tribu, RTS.
Comment se porte lʹunion libre? Valérie-Anne Ryser, 04.05.2019. 6h-9h, le samedi, La Première, RTS.
Pensionsansprüche: Vermögensungleichheit auf dem Prüfstand (only available in German). , 04.12.2018. .
Quel est le secret du mariage? Valérie-Anne Ryser, 12.09.2018. RTS Avis d’experts.
Ils se séparent: qui s’endette? , , 02.07.2018 (only available in French). . Peer-reviewed.
Nur unfreiwillige Teilzeitarbeit macht Väter unglücklich (also available in French). Ursina Kuhn, 16.07.2018. Defacto.
Poverty makes active ageing more difficult. Franziska Ehrler, Martina Guggisberg, 04.2018. Swiss federal statistics office, DEMOS 1/2018.
Teilzeit oder Vollzeit, was macht zufriedener? Die Antwort ist nicht dieselbe für Väter und Mütter (also available in French). Florence Lebert, Gian-Andrea Monsch, Valérie-Anne Ryser, Caroline Henchoz, Boris Wernli, 05.09.2017. Defacto.
Travailler, comment on s’arrête? Valérie-Anne Ryser, 06.09.2015. RTS, Avis d’experts.
Two major data sources for life course research
Swiss Household Panel
The Swiss Household Panel (SHP) follows the same households over the years. The household members are interviewed annually and answer a broad range of questions covering various domains of life and approaches in social science. The data collection started in 1999 with a sample of 5,074 household containing 12,931 household members. In 2004 a second sample of 2,538 households with a total of 6,569 household members was added; and since 2013 the SHP contains a third sample of 4’093 households and 9’945 individuals. Accordingly, the first households are followed for almost twenty years now. Thus, the Swiss Household Panel constitutes a rich and unique database for the social sciences and especially for life course research in terms of longitudinal survey data for Switzerland.
Survey on health, ageing and retirement in Europe SHARE
The SHARE study started interviewing people aged 50 or older in Europe in 2004. In the beginning Switzerland participated together with 10 other European countries and Israel. In the meantime almost twenty European countries participate in der survey. In Switzerland the same households were interviewed seven times until today, once every two years. The survey covers various topics and provides therefore individual panel data on health, socio-economic status and social and family networks. By providing panel data over 15 years, but also because certain waves contained detailed retrospective questions on the life course, the SHARE data constitutes a major source for life course research in Switzerland and Europe.
