… , I simultaneously quantify family life course variation across birth cohorts and variation across
… patterns involving marriage as well as parenthood and those following different pathways. …

… a medium-term perspective on changes within life courses. … used in the literature to analyze
life courses. We conclude with a … , as the clusters do not account for this residual variation. …

… variation in their group-based pathways of work hours across adulthood. We find two pathways
of stable full-time work for women, three pathways … , and a pathway of unpaid labor. This …

… An important reason is that following complex pathways often leads to negative outcomes. …
in a given state following an early period of high variability. In fact, studying the age at which …

… Her research interests are in the areas of work, family, and education across the life course,
with particular focus on well-being and achievement in adolescence and the transition to …

… There are patent and palpable implications to be registered for the life course, suggesting
that the key ‘markers’ of life have been subject to cultural variation, if not transmogrification. …

… pathway or trajectory that was initiated at an earlier point in time (see also Rutter 1996). …
to examine within-individual variability in crime over nearly the entire life course. Moreover, the …

… family time" and "historical time." As Elder (1975, 1978) defines it, the life course encompasses
the "pathways… Intra-cohort variation is extremely significant for the understanding of social …

… The variance in QoL explained by the variables included in the path model is 24 … a pathway
model, whereby the effects of social class at birth and education were mediated by later-life …

… paradigm that presumes earnings penalties for non-normative family pathways rather than
for … This is partly due to higher earnings variation for men, which allows for greater differences …