Papers by VANESSA BRANDALIZE CUNHA
Changing societies: legacies and challenges. Ambiguous inclusions: inside out, outside in, 2018
Sociologia, Problemas e Práticas, 2018
Drawing on cross-national data from ISSP 2012, this paper aims to identify and characterize the p... more Drawing on cross-national data from ISSP 2012, this paper aims to identify and characterize the patterns of gender division of labour in European families with children. Analysis focuses on gender role practices at country level, assuming that welfare regimes frame the gendered allocation of time to paid work, care work and household work. From a cluster analysis based on time-use (weekly hours and sex asymmetries) in 18 EU countries, six patterns are identified. Findings disclose the relevance of disentangling care work from household work in order to understand in more detail the diversity of patterns across Europe.
She has carried out research in the areas of family and gender, migration, and social policies af... more She has carried out research in the areas of family and gender, migration, and social policies affecting families. Her current research interests include the reconciliation of work and family life, the gendered division of work, men's changing roles in families, family forms and networks over the life course, immigrant families, and parental leave policies in Europe. She has participated in several cross-national projects concerning family trends and policies. At ICS she coordinates the Observatory on Families and Family Policies (OFAP).
Evolução das Estruturas Domésticas em Portugal: de 1960 a 2011

Journal of European Social Policy, 2001
This article analyses informal support networks in Portugal. Using data from a national survey on... more This article analyses informal support networks in Portugal. Using data from a national survey on families with children (1999), it explores the dynamics of support, in terms of the characteristics of, and variations in, families' experience of support. The analysis underlines the importance of social factors, such as the position of families in social and educational structures, and family variables, such as position in the life course, in determining the extent of support received by families. The results show that many families have a low level of support and that extended kinship does not play a significant role in providing support. As in other European countries, assistance flows mainly from parents, from the wife's family and from women rather than men; it is also strongly related to families' position in social structure, with low educational levels and less favourable occupational categories determining lower levels of support over the course of married life. Th...
Lisboa: Comissão para a Igualdade no Trabalho e no …, 2010
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A proximidade socioprofissional é um factor decisivo na escolha do cônjuge, revelam-no os resulta... more A proximidade socioprofissional é um factor decisivo na escolha do cônjuge, revelam-no os resultados de um inquérito lançado em 1999 a mulheres casadas1 e com filhos.2 A tendência para a homogamia socioprofissional caracteriza todos os meios sociais, mas acentua-se ...
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