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Patrick Präg
Patrick Präg
CREST, ENSAE, Institut Polytechnique de Paris
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Good job, good life? Working conditions and quality of life in Europe
S Drobnič, B Beham, P Präg
Social Indicators Research 99 (2), 205-225, 2010
3712010
Assisted reproductive technology in Europe. Usage and regulation in the context of cross-border reproductive care
P Präg, MC Mills
Childlessness in Europe. Contexts, Causes, and Consequences, 289-309, 2017
349*2017
Subjective socioeconomic status and health in cross-national comparison
P Präg, MC Mills, R Wittek
Social Science & Medicine 149, 84-92, 2016
1832016
Who's got the balance? A study of satisfaction with the work–family balance among part-time service sector employees in five western European countries
B Beham, P Präg, S Drobnič
International Journal of Human Resource Management 23 (18), 3725-3741, 2012
1342012
Use of childcare services in the EU member states and progress towards the Barcelona targets
M Mills, P Präg, F Tsang, K Begall, J Derbyshire, L Kohle, C Miani, ...
Gender Equality in the Workforce. Reconciling Work, Private, and Family Life …, 2014
121*2014
Income and income inequality as social determinants of health. Do social comparisons play a role?
P Präg, M Mills, R Wittek
European Sociological Review 30 (2), 218-229, 2014
842014
The work–family interface of service sector workers. A comparison of work resources and professional status across five European countries
B Beham, S Drobnič, P Präg
Applied Psychology 63 (1), 29-61, 2014
772014
Part-time work and gender inequality in Europe. A comparative analysis of satisfaction with work–life balance
B Beham, S Drobnič, P Präg, A Baierl, J Eckner
European Societies 21 (3), 378-402, 2019
762019
Cultural determinants influence assisted reproduction usage in Europe more than economic and demographic factors
P Präg, M Mills
Human Reproduction 32 (11), 2305-2314, 2017
70*2017
Work demands and resources and the work–family interface. Testing a salience model on German service sector employees
B Beham, S Drobnič, P Präg
Journal of Vocational Behavior 78 (1), 110-122, 2011
672011
Intergenerational social mobility and allostatic load in Great Britain
P Präg, L Richards
Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health 73 (2), 100-105, 2019
562019
Heterogeneous mental health development during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom
L Ellwardt, P Präg
Scientific Reports 11 (15958), 1-7, 2021
482021
Gender equality in the workforce
M Mills, F Tsang, P Präg, K Ruggeri, C Miani, S Hoorens
Gender Equality in the Workforce. Reconciling Work, Private, and Family Life …, 2014
48*2014
Social contacts of older people in 27 European countries. The role of welfare spending and economic inequality
L Ellwardt, S Peter, P Präg, N Steverink
European Sociological Review 30 (4), 413-430, 2014
442014
Subjective socioeconomic status predicts self-rated health irrespective of objective family socioeconomic background
P Präg
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health 48 (7), 707-714, 2020
362020
Gender inequalities in the school-to-work transition in Europe
M Mills, P Präg
Gender Equality in the Workforce. Reconciling Work, Private, and Family Life …, 2014
34*2014
Work-to-family enrichment and gender inequalities in eight European countries
B Beham, S Drobnič, P Präg, A Baierl, S Lewis
International Journal of Human Resource Management 31 (5), 589-610, 2020
322020
Sibling similarity in education across and within societies
M Grätz, KJ Barclay, ØN Wiborg, TH Lyngstad, A Karhula, J Erola, P Präg, ...
Demography 58 (3), 1011-1037, 2021
29*2021
Educational inequalities in self-rated health across US states and European countries
P Präg, SV Subramanian
International Journal of Public Health 62 (6), 709-716, 2017
282017
Family-related working schedule flexibility across Europe
P Präg, M Mills
Gender Equality in the Workforce. Reconciling Work, Private, and Family Life …, 2014
27*2014
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