Eva Bernhardt is Professor of Sociology at Stockholm University, Sweden. She received her Ph.D. in demography from the University of Pennsylvania. Calvin Goldscheider is Professor of Sociology and Judaic Studies at Brown University, and is affiliated with their Population Studies and Training Center. He received his Ph.D. in sociology at Brown University. Frances Goldscheider is Professor of Sociology at Brown University, and is affiliated with their Population Studies and Training Center. She received her Ph.D. in demography at the University of Pennsylvania. Gunilla Bjerén, (Ph.D., Stockholm) is Director of the Center for the Study of Gender at Stockholm University, Sweden.

• Part 1 List of FiguresPart 2 List of TablesPart 3 PrefaceChapter 4 Immigration, Gender, and Family Transition to Adulthood in SwedenChapter 5 Studying Family Transitions to AdulthoodPart 6 Part IIChapter 7 Educational Attainment in ContextChapter 8 Marriage and CohabitationChapter 9 Outpartnering and Integration: Attitutdes and Behavior of Young Adults in SwedenChapter 10 Gender and Work-Family BalanceChapter 11 Experiencing the Transition to Adulthood: Young Adults of Polish OriginsChapter 12 The Transition to Adulthood among Turkish Families in SwedenChapter 13 Immigrants in Norway and Sweden in Family ContextChapter 14 Transitions to Adulthood: How Unique is Sweden in the European Context?Chapter 15 What Have We Learned and What Is Next? Comparing Family Transitions to Adulthood in SwedenPart 16 ReferencesPart 17 Authors and ContributorsPart 18 Index

Eva Bernhardt is Professor of Sociology at Stockholm University, Sweden. She received her Ph.D. in demography from the University of Pennsylvania. Calvin Goldscheider is Professor of Sociology and Judaic Studies at Brown University, and is affiliated with their Population Studies and Training Center. He received his Ph.D. in sociology at Brown University. Frances Goldscheider is Professor of Sociology at Brown University, and is affiliated with their Population Studies and Training Center. She received her Ph.D. in demography at the University of Pennsylvania. Gunilla Bjerén, (Ph.D., Stockholm) is Director of the Center for the Study of Gender at Stockholm University, Sweden.

• Part 1 List of FiguresPart 2 List of TablesPart 3 PrefaceChapter 4 Immigration, Gender, and Family Transition to Adulthood in SwedenChapter 5 Studying Family Transitions to AdulthoodPart 6 Part IIChapter 7 Educational Attainment in ContextChapter 8 Marriage and CohabitationChapter 9 Outpartnering and Integration: Attitutdes and Behavior of Young Adults in SwedenChapter 10 Gender and Work-Family BalanceChapter 11 Experiencing the Transition to Adulthood: Young Adults of Polish OriginsChapter 12 The Transition to Adulthood among Turkish Families in SwedenChapter 13 Immigrants in Norway and Sweden in Family ContextChapter 14 Transitions to Adulthood: How Unique is Sweden in the European Context?Chapter 15 What Have We Learned and What Is Next? Comparing Family Transitions to Adulthood in SwedenPart 16 ReferencesPart 17 Authors and ContributorsPart 18 Index

Eva Bernhardt is Professor of Sociology at Stockholm University, Sweden. She received her Ph.D. in demography from the University of Pennsylvania. Calvin Goldscheider is Professor of Sociology and Judaic Studies at Brown University, and is affiliated with their Population Studies and Training Center. He received his Ph.D. in sociology at Brown University. Frances Goldscheider is Professor of Sociology at Brown University, and is affiliated with their Population Studies and Training Center. She received her Ph.D. in demography at the University of Pennsylvania. Gunilla Bjerén, (Ph.D., Stockholm) is Director of the Center for the Study of Gender at Stockholm University, Sweden.

• Part 1 List of FiguresPart 2 List of TablesPart 3 PrefaceChapter 4 Immigration, Gender, and Family Transition to Adulthood in SwedenChapter 5 Studying Family Transitions to AdulthoodPart 6 Part IIChapter 7 Educational Attainment in ContextChapter 8 Marriage and CohabitationChapter 9 Outpartnering and Integration: Attitutdes and Behavior of Young Adults in SwedenChapter 10 Gender and Work-Family BalanceChapter 11 Experiencing the Transition to Adulthood: Young Adults of Polish OriginsChapter 12 The Transition to Adulthood among Turkish Families in SwedenChapter 13 Immigrants in Norway and Sweden in Family ContextChapter 14 Transitions to Adulthood: How Unique is Sweden in the European Context?Chapter 15 What Have We Learned and What Is Next? Comparing Family Transitions to Adulthood in SwedenPart 16 ReferencesPart 17 Authors and ContributorsPart 18 Index