In their latest article published in the European Sociological Review, Martin Kreidl and Zuzana Žilinčíková analyzed the effect of cohabitation on people’s attitudes towards family dissolution using Generations and Gender Survey data from nine European countries.
In 2020, the Czech GGP team published several articles using international Generations and Gender Survey data. In the article published in the Journal of Biosocial Science, Jiřina Kocourková and Anna Šťastná examined the realization of fertility intentions in the context of childbearing postponement in two countries – the Czech Republic and France.
Zuzana Žilinčíková, in a paper published in the Journal of Family Issues, analyzed the differences in the living arrangements of children after cohabitation and marital dissolution in nine European countries.
Using the Czech Generations and Gender Survey data, Jitka Slabá examined the effect of personal unemployment experience on the first birth postponement. The article was published in the Sociológia - Slovak Sociological Review.
For more publications, check out the international Generations and Gender Programme website.
A significant decrease in short-term and long-term fertility plans occurred among young people aged 18-39 between 2020 and 2022, when the data collection of the first wave of the "Contemporary Czech Family" (Czech GGS-II) took place. In 2022, respondents indicated that they wanted to have a child in the next three years and in the more distant future less often than in 2020.
