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BiB Data and Technical Report 1/2017Family-Related Leitbilder in Germany: Methodology Report for the Second Wave

The paper describes the second wave of the study “Familienleitbilder: Concepts of Family in Germany”. more: Family-Related Leitbilder in Germany: Methodology Report for the Second Wave …

Logo of the research project “Family-Related Leitbilder in Germany” (refer to: Family-Related Leitbilder in Germany: Methodology Report for the Second Wave)

Chart of the MonthFun at Work Is the Most Important Reason for Working in Retirement

If pensioners carry out gainful employment they usually do so because they enjoy working (26 percent) or to continue earning money (19 percent). more: Fun at Work Is the Most Important Reason for Working in Retirement …

Two press releases of the Institute (refer to: Fun at Work Is the Most Important Reason for Working in Retirement)

Chart of the MonthImmigration from Non-European Countries Has Almost Doubled

In recent years, immigration to Germany from countries outside of Europe has strongly increased. As disclosed at the BiB, approximately 3.8 million people from other continents immigrated between 2005 and 2015. more: Immigration from Non-European Countries Has Almost Doubled …

Two press releases of the Institute (refer to: Immigration from Non-European Countries Has Almost Doubled)

New Articles in International JournalsNew Insights on Bridge Employment and Physical Activity at Retirement Age

BiB researchers confirm that there is a connection between working at retirement age and the quality of one’s relationship. They also show which activities compete with physical activity. more: New Insights on Bridge Employment and Physical Activity at Retirement Age …

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Survey DataData Set of “Internationally Mobile” Survey Published

A scientific use file of the data of the study “Internationally Mobile” is now available. The survey investigates the socio-structural characteristics and the motivations of internationally mobile German citizens. more: Data Set of “Internationally Mobile” Survey Published …

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Chart of the MonthMothers of Young Children Should Work – But Not for Too Long

The vast majority of young adults in Germany appreciate mothers of 2-year old toddlers who pursue working careers. However, approximately 16 percent of the respondents oppose any kind of employment. more: Mothers of Young Children Should Work – But Not for Too Long …

Two press releases of the Institute (refer to: Mothers of Young Children Should Work – But Not for Too Long)

New Article in “Educational Research Review”Do Educational Experiences in a Foreign Country Advance One’s Career?

That depends. At least, this can be verified for the amount of income. BiB researchers analysed the current state of research. more: Do Educational Experiences in a Foreign Country Advance One’s Career? …

Cover of the journal “Educational Research Review”, issue 1/2017 (refer to: Do Educational Experiences in a Foreign Country Advance One’s Career?)

BiB Data and Technical Report 4/2016Methodology Report on the Follow-up Survey of the PinK Study

The paper describes the follow-up survey of the interdisciplinary PinK study that aims at a broader and better understanding of the situation of couples with an unfulfilled desire to have a child. more: Methodology Report on the Follow-up Survey of the PinK Study …

BiB Data and Technical Reports (refer to: Methodology Report on the Follow-up Survey of the PinK Study)

BiB Data and Technical Report 3/2016Data Set and Data Report for the Second Wave of the JobMob Study

A scientific use file of the longitudinal data of the second wave of the study Job Mobilities and Family Lives in Europe (JobMob) is now available. more: Data Set and Data Report for the Second Wave of the JobMob Study …

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Chart of the MonthMore and More Elderly People Live in Cohabiting Relationships

Most recently, the percentage of older people who live continuously together with a partner in a common household has strongly increased. Whereas in 1996 only about half of the people aged between 70 and 79 years lived in cohabiting relationships, meanwhile already 2 thirds of them are doing so. more: More and More Elderly People Live in Cohabiting Relationships …

Two press releases of the Institute (refer to: More and More Elderly People Live in Cohabiting Relationships)

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