Marie Evertsson
Affiliations: | Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) | Stockholm University, Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden |
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| Geerts A, Evertsson M. (2022) Who carries the baby? How lesbian couples in the Netherlands choose birth motherhood. Family Relations. 72: 176-194 |
| Boye K, Evertsson M. (2021) Who Gives Birth (First) in Female Same-Sex Couples in Sweden? Journal of Marriage and the Family. 83: 925-941 |
| Grunow D, Evertsson M. (2021) Relationality and linked lives during transitions to parenthood in Europe: an analysis of institutionally framed work-care divisions Families, Relationships and Societies. 10: 99-118 |
| Nylin A, Musick K, Billingsley S, et al. (2021) Trends in Women’s Relative Earnings Within Couples Across the Transition to Parenthood in Sweden, 1987–2007 European Sociological Review. 37: 349-364 |
| van Breeschoten L, Evertsson M. (2019) When does part-time work relate to less work-life conflict for parents? Moderating influences of workplace support and gender in the Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom Community, Work & Family. 22: 606-628 |
| MA L, ANDERSSON G, DUVANDER A, et al. (2019) Fathers’ Uptake of Parental Leave: Forerunners and Laggards in Sweden, 1993–2010 Journal of Social Policy. 49: 361-381 |
| Evertsson M, Boye K, Erman J. (2018) Fathers on call? A study on the sharing of care work between parents in Sweden Demographic Research. 39: 33-60 |
| Evertsson M, Boye K. (2018) The Transition to Parenthood and the Division of Parental Leave in Different-Sex and Female Same-Sex Couples in Sweden European Sociological Review. 34: 471-485 |
| Evertsson M. (2016) Parental leave and careers: Women’s and men’s wages after parental leave in Sweden Advances in Life Course Research. 29: 26-40 |
| Evertsson M. (2014) Gender Ideology and the Sharing of Housework and Child Care in Sweden Journal of Family Issues. 35: 927-949 |