This essay brings together intersectionality and institutional approaches to health
inequalities, suggesting an integrative analytical framework that accounts for the complexity …

Background Socio-economic inequalities are associated with unequal exposure to social,
economic and environmental risk factors, which in turn contribute to health inequalities …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the value of self-rated health assessments by examining the
association between education and self-rated poor health. METHODS: We used the globally …

Social inequalities in health endure, but also vary, through space and time. Building on
research that documents the durability and variability of health inequality, recent research …

A recurrent finding in international literature is a greater prevalence of depression in women
than in men. While explanations for this gender gap have been studied extensively at the …

In this study, we examine to what extent childlessness is associated with poor psychological
well-being in Europe. Moreover, we examine whether the relationship between …

Purpose Although the potential consequences of immigration for adolescent problem
behaviors have been addressed in many former studies, internationally comparative …

The European Social Survey (ESS) is a biennial, academically driven, cross-sectional, pan-
European social survey that charts and explains the interactions between Europe's …

Individuals with a higher social position are more tolerant of current income inequality than
individuals with a lower social position. Besides this, attitudes towards income inequality are …

Cross-national differences in adolescent life satisfaction in Europe and North America are
consistent, but remain poorly understood. While previous studies have predominantly …