Madri e lavoratrici? Gli effetti della maternità sul lavoro femminile in Italia e in Europa
The aim of this short paper is to examine gender and age differences in climate change concerns using European Social Survey Data.
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Who cares about climate change? Gender and age differences in three European countries
The aim of this short paper is to examine gender and age differences in climate change concerns using European Social Survey Data.
Does practicing sport make you happier?
This short paper investigates the association between practicing physical activity and happiness in Germany, Spain, Finland, and Great Britain.
Individual religiosity and attitudes toward immigrants in Italy: Welcoming or rejecting?
This paper aims at analyzing the association between individual religiosity and attitudes toward immigrants in the contemporary Italian context.
Changing attitudes toward gender roles: evidence from three European countries
This short paper explores the relationship between time and individual attitudes toward gender roles in three European countries
Gender differences in drug abuse in the United States
Relying on The National Survey on Drug Use and Health, this short study examines gender differences in ethnic and socio-demographic differences in drug abuse and addiction to illicit substances in the USA.
The ideal age to become parents in Europe: the role of gender, education, and religion
In this brief analysis, I use European Social Survey data to investigate what is the ideal age to become a parent in four European countries: Germany, Italy, Bulgaria, and Estonia.
Is secularization influenced by education? A comparative analysis of Italy, Israel, and the United States
In this short analysis, data from The International Social Survey Programme (ISSP – Religion I and Religion IV datasets) are used to investigate whether religiosity is influenced by education.