Vol. 5 No. 2 (2014): Longitudinal and Life Course Studies

Special Section: "Youth, economic hardship, and the worldwide “Great Recession"

Guest Editor: Jeylan Mortimer

Published: 2014-05-29

Editorial

Latest LLCS developments, and 'lost' datasets

John Bynner, Michael Wadsworth

95 - 96
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Special Section

Familial transmission, support, and youth employment in hard economic times

Jeylan T Mortimer

97 - 104
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Parental economic hardship and children's achievement orientations

Jeylan T Mortimer, Frank Lei Zhang, Jeanette Hussemann, Chen-Yu Wu

105 - 128
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Parental worklessness and the experience of NEET among their offspring. Evidence from the Longitudinal Study of Young People in England (LSYPE)

Ingrid Schoon

129 - 150
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Precursors and consequences of youth poverty in Germany

Olaf Groh-Samberg, Wolfgang Voges

151 - 172
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The Great Recession and recent employment trends among secondary students in the United States

Jeremy Staff, Monica Kirkpatrick Johnson, Megan Patrick, John Schulenberg

173 - 188
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Did the Great Recession affect young people’s aspirations and reinforce social inequality?

Walter Heinz

189 - 198
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Youth, economic hardship, and the worldwide Great Recession

Robert Crosnoe

199 - 203
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Papers

Holistic housing pathways for Australian families through the childbearing years

Melanie Spallek, Michele Haynes, Andrew Jones

205 - 226
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Childhood evacuation during World War II and subsequent cognitive ability: the Scottish Mental Survey 1947

Catherine Calvin, Jeremy A Crang, Lindsay Paterson, Ian J Deary

227 - 244
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Full Issue

Full Issue
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