Title: Diversity of Family Structure in Europe Selected characteristics of partnerships, childhood, parenti
1Diversity of Family Structure in Europe-
Selected characteristics of partnerships,
childhood, parenting, and economic well-being
across Europe, around the millennium
- Zsolt SPÉDER
- Demographic Research Institutee
- At the HCSO, Budapest
2Selected topics
- (1)Partnerships of young adults
- Preferences
- Cohabitation or/and marriage
- Differentials
- (2) Family demography of childhood
- Two parent/lone parent/step parents
- How long in the parental home? also Fragmented
families living with parents - (3) Poverty the generational profile of economic
well-being - (4) Special attention western vs. state
socialist countries
3Preferences Ideal living arrangements
(females, 2034 years)
Forrás Saját számítás PPAS adatok
felhasználásával.
4Partnership relation of young (25-34 years)
women living alone or in partnership
Eurobarometer adat. Forrás EU népszámlálás,
EB és CC Barometer 2000-2003 alapján saját
számítás.
5Living in marriage(females, 2534 years)
Eurobarometer adat. Forrás EU népszámlálás,
EB és CC Barometer 2000-2003 alapján saját
számítás.
6Living in cohabitation as percentage of all
partnership female, 2534 years
Eurobarometer adat. Forrás EU népszámlálás,
EB és CC Barometer 2000-2003 alapján saját
számítás.
7Ratio of cohabitation as first partnership, at
age 25, women, different age cohorts
8Young womens living arrangementsLiving with
parents alone or with partner and/or child, ages
2534, 2003 ()
Country-groupings Nordic Denmark, Finland,
Sweden Western-Europe Austria, Belgium, France,
Germany, UK, Ireland, Luxemburg, Netherlands
Southern countries Portugal, Spain, Italy,
Greece, Cyprus, Malta Central-Eastern Europe
Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland,
Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia Baltic countries
Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania. Source My own
calculation, European Quality of Life Survey,
European Foundation, Dublin.
9Distribution of 0-4 years children according to
the number of parents
Source Own calculations based on census data for
2001.
10Distribution of children of different ages in
Hungary according to the number of parents, the
type of parents partnership, 2000
Source Own calculations based on census data for
2001.
11Poverty rate () of children (0-17 years) in
European countries, and the USA
Source Förster, d'Ercole (2005).
12Poverty rate () of the oldest population
(75years) in the European countriesand the USA
Source Förster, d'Ercole (2005).
13The contrast between poverty rates of children
and of old aged
Source Förster, d'Ercole (2005).
14Poverty risk profilesof generations in Europe,
around 2000