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Centre for Household Income and Demographic Economics (CHILD) |
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This file is part of the UP2YOUTH research map on transitions to parenthood.
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Section
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Indications
of contents
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Institution
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CHILD (CENTRE
FOR HOUSEHOLD INCOME AND DEMOGRAPHIC
ECONOMICS.)
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Person(s)
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Daniela Del Boca is the
scientific coordinator of the Centre
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Location: City/Country
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Turin/Italy
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Main theme
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2) Young parenthood
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Keywords area of work
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max)
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Population and Household Economics; Family; National - European - International
level; Immigration.
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Brief description of institution (250 words max)
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Constituted in 2000, the Centre has its own administered head office
at the Economics Department of the University of Torino. It coordinates the
activities of 8 different universities. Daniela Del Boca is the scientific
coordinator of the Centre. The Centre aims at : 1) promoting the collaboration of the researchers in the field of population and
household economics, with a specific interest in the relationships between
households, within households and between the family and the state; 2) coordinating the acquisition of
bibliographic resources concerning the economics of the family and
demographic economics; 3) collecting information on a micro- and macro- economic
level about the various aspects of the family on an European and
international level; 4) organizing lectures, workshop and educational
activities in order to promote research and policy analyses; 4) building a
network of international contacts on this level; 5) coordinating and managing
research projects at European and international level; 6) cooperating with
other Italian and foreign universities associated with CHILD in the
organization of students and researchers exchange programs;7) publishing a series of working paper related
to the economics of the family on an empirical and theoretical level.
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Running projects
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see
http://www.child-centre.it/
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Relevant Publications
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Daniela Del Boca and Cécile Wetzels (2007) Social
Policies, Labour Markets and Motherhood. A Comparative Analysis of European
Countries, Cambridge, Cambridge
University Press.
A. Brandolini, G. D'Alessio (2003) Household
Structure and Income Inequality in Italy: A Comparative European Perspective,
Frankfurt am Main-New York, Peter Lang.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 07 July 2009 )
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