research

Studies in progress

Family Structure and Concerns during the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Computanial, Mixed-Method Approach (w/ C. Czymara & A. Langenkamp)

Under Review

The Role of Parental Practices and Emotions in the Social Reproduction of Inequality

R&R

Parental Separation and Children’s Daily Routine: A Longitudinal Time Use Study (with P. Gracia).

Under Review

The Intergenerational Transmission of Gender Roles (with H. Hofmeister)

R&R

Dynamics of Income Mobility and Child Development in United States (with Michael Kuhhirt).

In progress

In case you are interested in any of the these papers, I will be happy to send you a draft, just shoot me an e-mail (tomascl010@gmail.com)

Ongoing Research Projects

Intergenerational Transmission of Work-Family Trajectories in Germany. Funding agency: German Research Foundation (DFG). PI: Heather Hofmeister (Goethe University of Frankfurt). Funding: 172,776€

Final review phase

Socio-economic inequalities in family behaviour and wellbeing: The role of economic security, role compatibility and gender relations. Funding agency: Spanish Ministry of Science. PI: Pau Baizán (Pompeu Fabra University). Requested Funds: 143.296€

Under review

The consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic over social inequality. Funding agency: Australian Research Council. PI: Francisco Perales (University of Queensland).

Under review

Recently Completed Projects

Socio-Demographic Consequences of the Great Recession: Altered Class and Gender Relations?(PIs: Pau Baizán & Clara Cortina. Funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy, 2017-2020)

Time, Love, and Parenting: The Role of Fathers on the Intergenerational Transmission of Advantage (PhD project. Funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy, 2015-2019).

Research Project on Promoting Work-Family Balance (PI: Teresa Jurado. Funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy, 2016-2018)

Fathers Involvement in Childcare (PI: Lluís Flaquer. Funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy 2014-2017).

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