Multigenerational caregiving is important because it affects social and economic outcomes.
Existing studies usually exclude theoretically and empirically important aspects—emotional …

Spousal caregiving offers a unique opportunity to investigate how gender shapes the
influence of care responsibilities on health at older ages. However, empirical evidence …

Focusing mostly on Europe, this overview reveals how the research on cross-national
differences in intergenerational family relations has moved from basic descriptions to a focus …

Childless individuals are often depicted as 'selfish'as they opt out of raising children in
favour of investing resources in themselves. Yet no research has investigated whether this …

Relationships between family members from different generations have long been
described as a source of solidarity and support in aging populations and, more recently, as a …

Objective This brief report presents national estimates of transfers of time and money from
cohabiting adult children (ages 18–65) to their parents (own and in‐laws) to test whether …

This paper explores the patterns of the division of inter-vivos financial transfers from old
parents to adult children in a sample of 14 European countries drawn from two waves of the …

Intergenerational financial transfers are an important source of support during different life
periods. Several demographic trends, especially increased longevity and postponed and …

During an economic crisis affecting countries in Southern Europe especially and that has
called into question the public pillar of the intergenerational contract, literature has shown an …

Abstract Das vorliegende Open-Access-Buch analysiert finanzielle Transfers zwischen
Erwachsenen und ihren Eltern, die zur Reproduktion von Ungleichheiten auf der …