• Sequencing of Family Formation, Training, and Career Transitions among Highly Educated Men and Women over the Life Course (Aisenbrey and Brückner)

  • Gender Inequality in the Life Course (Aisenbrey and Brückner)

  • Life Courses, Social Change, and Education in Germany, 1945 to 2005 (Aisenbrey, Mayer, and Schnettler)

  • Are Family Friendly Policies Detrimental to Women’s Careers? A Comparison between Germany, Sweden, and the U.S. (Aisenbrey, Evertsson, and Grunow)

  • Cohort Analysis of Social Mobility and Educational Inequality in the Twentieth Century (Breen with Jonsson, Luijkx, Müller, Pollak)

  • Social Networks and Adolescent Risk Behavior (Brückner)

  • Gender and the Structure of Legal Careers (Brückner, Schultz, and Einhorn)

  • Playing Safe: Religious Identity in the Performance of Health and Risk (Clarke)

  • Child Sacrifice: Marriage, Meaning, and the Reproduction of Race and Class Inequality (Clarke)

  • Housework, Earnings, and Nation: A Comparative Investigation of the Effects of Women’s and Men’s Earnings on Housework Hours (Evertsson and Grunow with Gupta, Nermo, Sayer)

  • The Division of Paid Work in the Labor Market and Unpaid Work in the Family – A Matter of Negotiation or Gender Display? (Grunow)

  • Stable Work Lives? A Long-Term Perspective Towards the Binding Power of

  • Occupational Pathways in West Germany (Grunow, Mayer, and Zelenev)

  • Intergenerational Mobility of Women in West Germany (Gundert and Mayer)

  • Quantitative Life Histories, Narrative Biographies, and Novels (Mayer with Schulze)

  • Skill Formation: Interdisciplinary and Cross-National Perspective (Mayer with Solga)

  • Self-employment in Urban China: The Interplay of Gender, Capitalism, and Labor Market (Wang)