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SUMMARY:Research Seminar #54 : Family instability and access to higher education in Europe: what policies help? Evidence from EU-SILC
DESCRIPTION:  \nPresenter: Kristina Lindemann\, University of Edinburgh \nDiscussant: Baranowska-Rataj\, Center for Demographic and Ageing Research (CEDAR)\, Umea University\, Sweden \n  \nAbstract \nUsing EU-SILC survey data for 25 European countries\, this talk asks whether public policies can reduce gaps in tertiary education linked to family structure. I compare young adults from two-parent families with those whose parents separated and those who lost a parent\, and relate these differences to two policy areas: (1) benefits for single parents and (2) financial support for tertiary students. Results from multilevel regression models point to student aid as the key lever: where student support is more generous\, the gap for youth from separated families is smaller\, especially in low- and middle-SES households. \n  \nREGISTRATION OPEN \n  \n 
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