The need to redress persistent gender inequality in senior and decision-making positions in
science through structural measures is increasingly recognized both in academic literature …

This article analyzes male fertility, with a particular focus on multipartner fertility, for cohorts
born 1955 to 1984 in Norway. We find that socioeconomically disadvantaged men have the …

The analysis of the reasons behind the persistent under-representation of women in senior
positions in science is well-developed. In contrast, the assessment of the impact of policies …

Although advanced education has been found to be consistently associated with a later
transition to parenthood for women, findings about education and the transition to …

The level of education and other adult socioeconomic characteristics of men are known to
associate with their fertility, but early-life socioeconomic characteristics may also be related …

This paper demonstrates that education influences men's childbearing behaviour in multiple
ways. Focusing particularly on childlessness and multipartner fertility, key elements in our …

The life of an individual consists of several domains, such as education, employment,
partnership, parenting, health or housing. These domains are dynamically linked; they …

Unlike achieved fertility, fertility intentions are often positively correlated with education.
However, the conditions under which such a positive relationship exists are not yet well …

This study investigates the link between the educational characteristics of partners in
heterosexual relationships and their transition to second births, accounting for the selection …

Among men with post-secondary degrees in Sweden, one in four are childless by age 45,
and this level has been constant over time (in this study, for men born 1956–1972). This high …