Cumulative dis/advantage has been defined as the systemic tendency for interindividual
divergence in a given characteristic to increase with the passage of time. Over recent …

Interest in the study of vulnerability has experienced impressive growth across various
disciplines. To contribute to this major but scattered development in the study of …

Macro-sociological theories stress the contribution of gender inequality to this gender gap in
depression, while cumulative advantage/disadvantage theory (CAD) reminds us that mental …

Although research has shown that workplace incivility has a stronger and more enduring
impact on the health and wellbeing of some employees more than others, there has been …

Objectives Research on life course inequality and successful aging has sought to
understand how events and challenges may lead to poor outcomes in later life for some …

This paper intends to develop a sociological thinking of child and youth resilience through
recourse to Bourdieu. The paper starts by problematising the misconceptualisation that …

Background With widespread deprivation in the education of minors affected by child
welfare practices (CWP) in the last century, affected individuals often continued a life …

Abstract Background and Objectives Spousal loss is a stressful life event that often results in
significant depressive symptoms, with men often experiencing more significant depressive …

This paper investigates how cumulative disadvantages of non-employment and non-
standard work are affecting careers and subjective well-being of older Europeans from 13 …

In this contribution, we will mobilize the interdisciplinary life course paradigm to consider the
processes through which individual heterogeneity in health and wealth is constructed all …