¿Modelos familiares de aquí o de allá? Pautas de cohabitación entre las mujeres latinoamericanas en España

Cortina, Clara; García, Xiana Bueno; Martín, Teresa Castro

doi:10.14201/alh.7263

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“…Second, as found elsewhere (Van Wissen and Heering 2014), the growth of cohabitation may be behind the decline in formal marriage. In this vein, previous evidence reveals that among international couples Europeans have the highest levels of consensual unions in Spain (Cortina et al 2010). In Portugal, the proportion of foreign citizens cohabitating in 2011 was greater than that of the native Portuguese (28.2% and 12.3%, respectively).…”

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European bi-national marriages in Portugal and EU social integration

Gaspar

Ferreira²,

Ramos

2017

Portuguese Journal of Social Science

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Some scholars have hypothesized that social integration in the European Union (EU) is a trigger for bi-national European marriages. Although this idea has been the motivation behind some research, empirical evidence shows that the effect of accession to the EU has had a limited effect on partner choice. This study aims to add to the knowledge on this issue by analysing the trends and patterns of marriages between Portuguese and non-Portuguese citizens between 1997 and 2011. We conducted bivariate and multivariate analyses using official data on marriages that took place in Portugal, with the results showing that bi-national European marriages remained stable throughout the period, although some nuances are evident depending on the type of marriage. While Portuguese-EU15 marriages declined over time, those between native Portuguese and other Europeans increased. Gender differences determined the development and composition of these marriages. This article also notes the existence of three distinct types of bi-national union: labour, recomposed and highly educated couples. The final part of the article seeks to explain and interpret the findings, specifically by focusing on the increase in cohabitation as a functional substitute for bi-national European marriage, the need to compare and combine the number of marriages in both spouses’ countries, and changes in the structure of the Portuguese matrimonial market due to the arrival of new social groups (e.g. Brazilian and Eastern European).

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European bi-national marriages in Portugal and EU social integration

Gaspar

Ferreira²,

Ramos

2017

Portuguese Journal of Social Science

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“…Other covariate included is education enrollment at the time of the survey, useful to differentiate between currently being in education and having already achieved the highest level (Coppola, 2004;Schneider et al, 2019). Moreover, the size of the family of origin (Kiernan, 2000;Winkler-Dworak and Toulemon, 2007), being foreign-born (Cortina et al, 2010), religious practice (García-Pereiro et al, 2014), urban residence and attitudes towards cohabitation (Domínguez-Folgueras and Castro-Martín, 2008) might positively influence first union transitions.…”

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The Changing Socioeconomic Gradient of First Union Formation Across Generations in Spain

García-Pereiro

Clemente

2022

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This paper addresses the relationship between socioeconomic conditions and first union formation in Spain by analyzing the influence of educational attainment and employment history on the transition to non-marital cohabitation and direct marriage, highlighting inter-generational and gender-specific trends over time. To this end, this contribution approaches a longitudinal gender perspective which applies an event-history-analysis competing-risk setting to data of the last available Fertility Survey (FS) conducted by the Spanish National Institute of Statistics in 2018. Results show that, among women, the positive educational gradient of first cohabitation reversed, while the negative educational gradient for marriage intensified across generations. Regarding the economic gradient remained stable across generations for marriage entries and is still central for entering cohabitation, even if is less relevant for women in the youngest birth cohorts. For men, the influence of having achieved tertiary education lose its strength over time with each successive generation, while the effect of employment history on both cohabitation and marriage has diminished for successive birth cohorts.

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“…Esta reducida diferencia se ha tratado de explicar aludiendo a factores clave como la existencia de una motivación laboral en la mayoría de inmigrantes latinoamericanas (Del Rey Poveda et al, 2015;González-Ferrer, 2011;González Ferrer y Cebolla Boado, 2018; Grande y García González, 2019) y al hecho de que en la mayoría de los casos exista una cercanía cultural en términos de idioma y religión, lo que facilitaría la convergencia hacia el comportamiento de las nativas (Adsera y Ferrer, 2014;Connor y Massey, 2010;Cristina Mora et al, 2018;González Ferrer y Cebolla Boado, 2018;Kraus y Castro-Martín, 2018). Por otro lado, las inmigrantes latinoamericanas sí que mantienen ciertos comportamientos relacionados con la maternidad propios de sus países de origen, como sería la elevada prevalencia de uniones consensuales (Cortina Trilla et al, 2010).…”

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La fecundidad completa de las inmigrantes latinoamericanas y sus descendientes en España

García-Gómez,

Del Rey Poveda

2023

Am. Lat. Hoy. Rev. Cienc. Soc.

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Este estudio analiza la fecundidad completa de las inmigrantes latinoamericanas y de sus descendientes en España. Utilizamos una base de datos que vincula al Censo de 2011 el Movimiento Natural de la Población desde 2011 hasta 2015 y aplicamos modelos de regresión de Poisson. Las inmigrantes latinoamericanas de primera generación tienen una fecundidad completa superior a las nativas y las de 1.5 y segunda generación de en torno a un 10% inferior.

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¿Modelos familiares de aquí o de allá? Pautas de cohabitación entre las mujeres latinoamericanas en España

Cited by 12 publications

References 14 publications

European bi-national marriages in Portugal and EU social integration

European bi-national marriages in Portugal and EU social integration

The Changing Socioeconomic Gradient of First Union Formation Across Generations in Spain

La fecundidad completa de las inmigrantes latinoamericanas y sus descendientes en España

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