Edited by Jane Falkingham, Maria Evandrou and Athina Vlachantoni, Centre for Population Change and the Centre for Research on Ageing, University of Southampton, UK

• Contents:1.Introduction to the Handbook on Demographic change and the LifecourseMaria Evandrou, Jane Falkingham and Athina VlachantoniPART I: THEORETICAL & METHODOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN LIFECOURSE RESEARCH2.Linking Demographic Change and the Life Course:Insights from the “Life Course Cube”Laura Bernardi, Johannes Huinink and Richard A. Settersten, Jr.3.Life Course and Social InequalityAnette Eva Fasang and Karl Ulrich Mayer4.Studying individuals across the life course: A review of longitudinal methodsJúlia Mikolai and Mark Lyons-AmosPART II: DATA & INNOVATION IN LIFECOURSE RESEARCH5.Current and future contributions of the Generations and Gender Programme to life course research Luisa Fadel, Tom Emery and Anne H. Gauthier6.Life history analyses with SHAREAxel Börsch-Supan7.The contribution of the 1958 and 1970 British Cohort Studies to lifecourse research on family transitionsAase Villadsen, Ann Berrington, Alissa Goodman and Dylan Kneale8.Understanding families’ lives across the life course: the value of panel studies. Understanding Society: the UK Household Longitudinal SurveyMichaela BenzevalPART III: FAMILY DYNAMICS AND LIVING ARRANGEMENTS OVER THE LIFECOURSE9.Unmarried families in the UK and the USKathleen Kiernan, Sara McLanahan, John Holmes and Melanie Wright 10.Ethnic fertility and ethnic intermarriage in AustraliaAnn Evans11.Demographic Perspectives on Population Change and Housing across the Life CourseElspeth Graham and Albert SabaterPART IV: HEALTH OVER THE LIFECOURSE12.Birth spacing and health outcomes: differences across the lifecourse and developmental contextsKieron Barclay and Martin Kolk13.Work, family and health over the life course: Evidence from the British birth cohort studiesAnne McMunnPART V: MIGRATION & MOBILITY OVER THE LIFECOURSE14.The case for a life course perspective on mobility and migration researchDavid McCollum, Katy Keenan and Allan Findlay15.Family Changes, Housing Transitions, and Residential MobilityJúlia Mikolai and Hill Kulu16.Migration, welfare and the lifecourse in the context of the European Union: A case study of the NetherlandsPetra de Jong, Christof Van Mol, Helga De ValkPART VI: POLICY17.The American Welfare State in the Economic Lives of Children Irv Garfinkel, Laurel Sariscsany and Laura Vargas18.Elder Care and the Role of Paid Leave PolicySoohyun Kim and Jane Waldfogel19.The poverty risks of migrants who retire in their host country. Evidence from the first post-war wave of migration into Europe.Paul Bridgen and Traute Meyer20.Employment history and later life satisfaction among three cohorts in the UK: Unravelling the mediating pathways of pension security, housing tenure and healthJane Falkingham, Maria Evandrou, Min Qin and Athina VlachantoniIndex

Edited by Jane Falkingham, Maria Evandrou and Athina Vlachantoni, Centre for Population Change and the Centre for Research on Ageing, University of Southampton, UK

• Contents:1.Introduction to the Handbook on Demographic change and the LifecourseMaria Evandrou, Jane Falkingham and Athina VlachantoniPART I: THEORETICAL & METHODOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN LIFECOURSE RESEARCH2.Linking Demographic Change and the Life Course:Insights from the “Life Course Cube”Laura Bernardi, Johannes Huinink and Richard A. Settersten, Jr.3.Life Course and Social InequalityAnette Eva Fasang and Karl Ulrich Mayer4.Studying individuals across the life course: A review of longitudinal methodsJúlia Mikolai and Mark Lyons-AmosPART II: DATA & INNOVATION IN LIFECOURSE RESEARCH5.Current and future contributions of the Generations and Gender Programme to life course research Luisa Fadel, Tom Emery and Anne H. Gauthier6.Life history analyses with SHAREAxel Börsch-Supan7.The contribution of the 1958 and 1970 British Cohort Studies to lifecourse research on family transitionsAase Villadsen, Ann Berrington, Alissa Goodman and Dylan Kneale8.Understanding families’ lives across the life course: the value of panel studies. Understanding Society: the UK Household Longitudinal SurveyMichaela BenzevalPART III: FAMILY DYNAMICS AND LIVING ARRANGEMENTS OVER THE LIFECOURSE9.Unmarried families in the UK and the USKathleen Kiernan, Sara McLanahan, John Holmes and Melanie Wright 10.Ethnic fertility and ethnic intermarriage in AustraliaAnn Evans11.Demographic Perspectives on Population Change and Housing across the Life CourseElspeth Graham and Albert SabaterPART IV: HEALTH OVER THE LIFECOURSE12.Birth spacing and health outcomes: differences across the lifecourse and developmental contextsKieron Barclay and Martin Kolk13.Work, family and health over the life course: Evidence from the British birth cohort studiesAnne McMunnPART V: MIGRATION & MOBILITY OVER THE LIFECOURSE14.The case for a life course perspective on mobility and migration researchDavid McCollum, Katy Keenan and Allan Findlay15.Family Changes, Housing Transitions, and Residential MobilityJúlia Mikolai and Hill Kulu16.Migration, welfare and the lifecourse in the context of the European Union: A case study of the NetherlandsPetra de Jong, Christof Van Mol, Helga De ValkPART VI: POLICY17.The American Welfare State in the Economic Lives of Children Irv Garfinkel, Laurel Sariscsany and Laura Vargas18.Elder Care and the Role of Paid Leave PolicySoohyun Kim and Jane Waldfogel19.The poverty risks of migrants who retire in their host country. Evidence from the first post-war wave of migration into Europe.Paul Bridgen and Traute Meyer20.Employment history and later life satisfaction among three cohorts in the UK: Unravelling the mediating pathways of pension security, housing tenure and healthJane Falkingham, Maria Evandrou, Min Qin and Athina VlachantoniIndex

Edited by Jane Falkingham, Maria Evandrou and Athina Vlachantoni, Centre for Population Change and the Centre for Research on Ageing, University of Southampton, UK

• Contents:1.Introduction to the Handbook on Demographic change and the LifecourseMaria Evandrou, Jane Falkingham and Athina VlachantoniPART I: THEORETICAL & METHODOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN LIFECOURSE RESEARCH2.Linking Demographic Change and the Life Course:Insights from the “Life Course Cube”Laura Bernardi, Johannes Huinink and Richard A. Settersten, Jr.3.Life Course and Social InequalityAnette Eva Fasang and Karl Ulrich Mayer4.Studying individuals across the life course: A review of longitudinal methodsJúlia Mikolai and Mark Lyons-AmosPART II: DATA & INNOVATION IN LIFECOURSE RESEARCH5.Current and future contributions of the Generations and Gender Programme to life course research Luisa Fadel, Tom Emery and Anne H. Gauthier6.Life history analyses with SHAREAxel Börsch-Supan7.The contribution of the 1958 and 1970 British Cohort Studies to lifecourse research on family transitionsAase Villadsen, Ann Berrington, Alissa Goodman and Dylan Kneale8.Understanding families’ lives across the life course: the value of panel studies. Understanding Society: the UK Household Longitudinal SurveyMichaela BenzevalPART III: FAMILY DYNAMICS AND LIVING ARRANGEMENTS OVER THE LIFECOURSE9.Unmarried families in the UK and the USKathleen Kiernan, Sara McLanahan, John Holmes and Melanie Wright 10.Ethnic fertility and ethnic intermarriage in AustraliaAnn Evans11.Demographic Perspectives on Population Change and Housing across the Life CourseElspeth Graham and Albert SabaterPART IV: HEALTH OVER THE LIFECOURSE12.Birth spacing and health outcomes: differences across the lifecourse and developmental contextsKieron Barclay and Martin Kolk13.Work, family and health over the life course: Evidence from the British birth cohort studiesAnne McMunnPART V: MIGRATION & MOBILITY OVER THE LIFECOURSE14.The case for a life course perspective on mobility and migration researchDavid McCollum, Katy Keenan and Allan Findlay15.Family Changes, Housing Transitions, and Residential MobilityJúlia Mikolai and Hill Kulu16.Migration, welfare and the lifecourse in the context of the European Union: A case study of the NetherlandsPetra de Jong, Christof Van Mol, Helga De ValkPART VI: POLICY17.The American Welfare State in the Economic Lives of Children Irv Garfinkel, Laurel Sariscsany and Laura Vargas18.Elder Care and the Role of Paid Leave PolicySoohyun Kim and Jane Waldfogel19.The poverty risks of migrants who retire in their host country. Evidence from the first post-war wave of migration into Europe.Paul Bridgen and Traute Meyer20.Employment history and later life satisfaction among three cohorts in the UK: Unravelling the mediating pathways of pension security, housing tenure and healthJane Falkingham, Maria Evandrou, Min Qin and Athina VlachantoniIndex