Información General

• Autores: Katja Repo (coord.), Mia Tammelin (coord.), Petteri Eerola (coord.)
• Editores: Edward Elgar
• Año de publicación: 2025
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9781035320516
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Resumen

• This book analyses how turbulence is interwoven into the everyday life of families with children, thus becoming personal and intimate. Chapter authors use empirical data to highlight the contextual and relational nature of both global and local challenges affecting families, discussing complex dynamics across health, work and the environment.

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Listado de artículos

• • Families with children in a turbulent era: setting the scene.

    Mia Tammelin, Katja Repo, Petteri Eerola

    págs. 1-8

    

  • Family resilience in the narratives of Finnish first-time parents during the COVID-19 pandemic: a longitudinal study.

    Inka-Liisa Kuusiaho, Petteri Eerola, Marja-Leena Böök, Anna Rönkä

    págs. 9-28

    

  • The gender division of childcare during the coronavirus lockdown in Spain: the perspective of Spanish mothers and fathers.

    Vicente Díaz Gandasegui, María Concepción Castrillo Bustamante, Jesús Rogero García

    págs. 29-49

    

  • Family life and family time during the COVID-19 pandemic in families with financial difficulties: the perceptions of parents with school-aged children.

    Katja Repo, Petteri Eerola

    págs. 50-66

    

  • Everyday life and parenting in poverty in Finland.

    Mia Tammelin, Katri Viitasalo

    págs. 67-85

    

  • Children's perspectives in family crises and welfare state responses.

    Stina Fernqvist

    págs. 86-104

    

  • Intergenerational learning of eco-friendly behaviour in family life from the perspective of Finnish youth.

    Mari Pienimäki, Majukka Colliander, Päivi Honkatukia

    págs. 105-124

    

  • It takes a neighborhood to fight educational poverty: resilient 'educating communities' in times of multiple crises.

    Andrea Parma, Stefania Sabatinelli, Paola Savoldi, Anna Tagliaferri

    págs. 125-144

    

  • Work-life conflict among European parents in a turbulent era: the roles of family policies, work culture, and job-related characteristics.

    Mari Anttila, Milla Salin

    págs. 145-170

    

  • Parental work schedules and hours from a cross-national perspective: a welfare regime analysis on 29 countries.

    Wen-Jui Han, Pablo Gracia, Jianghong Li

    págs. 171-200

    

  • Conclusion: institucional anchors supporting families amid turbulence

    Mia Tammelin, Petteri Eerola, Katja Repo

    págs. 201-208