Elisa Brini
@eli_brini
Assistant professor @UNI_FIRENZE, interested in family, fertility and inequalities.
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18-02-2021 17:52:53
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🚨 New paper with Giampiero Passaretta out in Research in Social Stratification and Mobility. After 8 years of collaboration and (very) long discussions that took place between Trento, Dublin, Florence and again Trento and Barcelona, we have a paper: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Thread 1/7
📢JOB: I am hiring a postdocal researcher at the University of Trento to work on the project 'Wellbeing and Fertility Policies' with me, Stefani Scherer & Raffaele Grotti
Un recente studio ha dimostrato che la situazione lavorativa delle donne ha un impatto maggiore sulla decisione di avere figli rispetto a quella degli uomini. Ne parlano Elisa Brini e Stefani Scherer #AutriciPerLaVoce #InvestInWomen lavoce.info/archives/10399…
Replication and replicability are crucial for research reliability! Happy to have played a role in this project with a golden team - Synøve N. Andersen, Nicolai T. Borgen, Solveig Topstad Borgen, Michael Frith and Alexi Gugushvili
And yet another Covid paper… w Elisa Brini & Agnese Vitali, all CSIS employment loss in Italy was less of a problem than elsewhere, but working hours have been reduced (to zero) massively. link.springer.com/article/10.100…
🆕Publication: A study by Angelo Jessica Nisén Letizia Mencarini & M.Myrskylä shows that, in contrast to 🇫🇮, from midlife moms in 🇮🇹 & the 🇺🇸 work significantly fewer years than dads, especially if they have two & more children. demogr.mpg.de/go/MindtheGap #poptwitter #gendergap
📚 What effects does a reduction in child benefits have on children and their families? Check out our newest #PopDigest by Gabriele Mari @gmari.bsky.social (Erasmus University)! 🔗population-europe.eu/research/popdi…
#SpecialCollection Employment Instability and Childbirth over the Last 20 Years in Italy, by Stefani Scherer & Elisa Brini Elisa Brini UPS Florence tinyurl.com/5h8zr935 Stefani Scherer CSIS
In “Historical Patterns in Intergenerational Transmission of Lifespan & Longevity,” Minardi et al examine US cohorts born 1700-1900 & confirm multigen & horizontal associations in lifespan. Saverio Minardi Giulia Corti @nicolobarban @unibo @ercGenpop CED Barcelona ow.ly/NKBz50SBGby