Women's Labour Market Position and Divorce in the Netherlands: Evaluating Economic Interpretations of the Work Effect

By A. Poortman, Matthijs Kalmijn. 2002

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The Economic Consequences of Divorce for Women in the European Union: The Impact of Welfare State Arrangements (2004, background): “Although empirical findings on the relation between wives’ socio-economic position and divorce are mixed and depend, among other things, on the exact human socio-economic characteristic studied (see Oppenheimer, 1997), a fair number of studies indicate that a better socio-economic position of the wi”
Divorce in Europe and the United States: Commonalities and differences across nations (2010, unknown): “European studies have found that wives' employment and income are positively associated with divorce in Hungary (Bukodi & Robert, 2003 ), Norway (Tjotta & Vaage, 2003 ), Italy (Vignoli & Ferro, 2009 ), Germany (Cooke, 2006 ), Sweden (Olah, 2001 ), the Netherlands (Poortman & Kalmijn, 2002 ), a”
Change and Stability in the Social Determinants of Divorce: A Comparison of Marriage Cohorts in the Netherlands (2006, unknown): “Most of the determinants that were found elsewhere were also found for the Netherlands (Manting, 1994; Fokkema and Liefbroer, 1999; Poortman, 2002; Poortman and Kalmijn, 2002; Kalmijn, 2003; Kalmijn et al., 2004; Kalmijn et al., 2005).”