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1 The Impact of Regional Factors on Leaving Home in the Context of the “Latest-Late” Transition to Adulthood: A Multilevel Approach Agnese Vitali EDSD – INED Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics, Bocconi University

2 Focus Increasing between- and within-country heterogeneity in patterns to adulthood The transition to independent living in the “latest-late” Transition to Adulthood context Association of within-country variability in home-leaving with macro-level characteristics of local communities

3 in patterns of home leaving
Hypotheses Regional variability in patterns of home leaving STRUCTURAL FACTORS CULTURAL FACTORS Housing market Labour market “Modern” climate Family ties

4 DATA: IPUMS-I, Spain 2001 Census Microdata as an opportunity to disaggregate large samples according to place of residence, thus allowing the investigation of within-country variability Sample: 370,001 individuals aged 17-35; 52 provinces; 316 municipalities

5 Method: Two-level Random Intercept Logistic Model
Vector of individual-level characteristics Random Intercept Vector of provincial(municipal)-level characteristics Constant Residual individual-level variation Random Effect,

6 Individual-level information, IPUMS-I
Age Gender Employment Status Educational achievement School enrollment

7 Macro-level information, INE (1/2)
STRUCTURAL FACTORS LABOUR MARKET: Unemployment rate Proportion with higher education HOUSING MARKET: Proportion of vacant dwellings

8 Macro-level information, INE (2/2)
CULTURAL FACTORS “MODERN” CULTURAL CLIMATE: Proportion of cohabiting couples STRENGTH OF FAMILY TIES: Proportion of 3+ generations households

9 Results: Provincial-level (1/2)

10 Results: Provincial-level (2/2)

11 Results: Municipal-level (1/2)

12 Results: Municipal-level (2/2)

13 Conclusion Regional variability in the transition to independent living does exist at both provincial and municipal level Structural and cultural factors both explain between-community variability Easy access to the labour market together with a modern cultural climate characterize the most favourable environment for nest leaving

14 Further Directions for Research (1/2)
Deeper investigation of the educational enrollment dimension: does the availability of universities matter? Different indicator for strength of family ties

15 Further Directions for Research (2/2)
3-level model – structural factors at the municipal-level and cultural factors at the provincial-level? Extension to other Southern European countries

16 THANK YOU!


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