Intergenerational social mobility research has a longstanding tradition. More recently, there
has been a growing interest in a multigenerational perspective within this context. Our study …

For more than 30 years, what we would call an 'individual choice'paradigm has been
dominant in social demographic thinking and empirical research on family formation …

Social mobility research starts conventionally from the children's generation and looks at
group-specific individual life chances. However, an immediate interpretation of these results …

We provide the first estimates of intergenerational income mobility for a developing country,
namely Brazil. We measure formal income from tax and employment registries, and we train …

This introduction attempts to pave the way for a renewal of the sociology of inter-
generational inequality, through an examination of its emergence, contribution, and current …

Background: Parent–child relationships are increasingly central in family life due to the
delayed transition to adulthood. Methods: Using data from Add Health and the Add Health …

Over the past four decades, income inequality has increased and family structures have
diversified. We argue that family structure has become an important mechanism for the …

We provide the first estimates of intergenerational income mobility for a developing country,
namely Brazil. We measure formal income from tax and employment registries, and we train …

Demographic change has affected, and continues to affect, all age groups and generations,
as well as their interdependencies and mutual relationships. The long term, sweeping …

Families are one of the key social institutions through which resources that are essential to
children's development—such as time, money, and emotional support—are transmitted …