… in 22 European countries. Moreover, … women than among men in most countries. Associations
are statistically significant in 14 countries among men and in 18 countries among women…

… Our results show that an average 50-year-old man in 2005 in the 25 EU countries could
expect to live until 67·6 years free of activity limitation and a woman to 69·1 years. HLYs at 50 …

… the total energy use for men’s and women’s consumption patterns in four European … travel
patterns of men and women in the European Union, despite the fact that most women are now …

… Our findings, however, suggest that in countries where female employment tends to be
full-time and continuous, the introduction of fixed-term contracts challenges the existing gender …

… in 12 European countries Laborforce surveys conducted in several European countries in
… work hours for both men and women vary little by whether they have or do not have children …

… Application of other summary indices to men 45–59years showed slightly different patterns.
… European countries. There is no evidence that mortality differences are smaller in countries …

… For example, the role accumulation hypothesis may hold for Finland, a country that scores
… women to lead their lives comparable to men's, whereas in a more "traditional" country such …

… In southern Europe, women are much more likely to … countries have a culture in which both
men and women are responsible for child care, and there we see that both men and women …

… with western Europe shows that in eastern European countries, more men and women work
… In 1987, 72 per cent of the women in the European Community worked in the service sector, …

… on the differences between boys and girls, men and women. This paper examines the crucial
… -gender workforce in several European countries, we must go back to the mid eighties. The …