socio-spatial inequalities
urban sociology
housing policy
nonstandard work schedules and impacts on family and well-being
worklife balance
gender, class
mixed methods
Gender throughout the life cycle
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Read the interviewQuennehen M. & Lambert A. (2024), Produire l’agenda commun. Temps et pouvoir dans les couples à horaires atypiques. Travail Genre et Sociétés, 52(2)
Lambert A., Quennehen M. & Segú M. (2023). Gender differences in the association between nonstandard work schedules and work-family conflict: A mixed methods analysis in France. Journal of Family Research, 35, 553 573 https://doi.org/10.20377/jfr-934
Lambert A., Segu M. & Tiwari T. 2023. Working hours and fertility: The impact of nonstandard work schedules on childbearing in France. Journal of Family Issues - JFI-22-0396.R1
Lambert A. & Langlois L. 2022. Non-standard work schedules: increasing exposure among low-skilled women. Population & Societies: 1-4. Lambert A. & Langlois L. 2022. Horaires atypiques de travail : les femmes peu qualifiées de plus en plus exposées. Population & Sociétés: 1-4.
Lambert A. & Cayouette-Remblière J. (Eds) (2021). L’Explosion des inégalités. Classe, genre et génération face à la crise sanitaire. Editions de l’Aube/ Ined Editions, 448p. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12204/AXg631d5kgKZhr-blvPG
Gobillon L., Lambert A. & Pellet S. 2022. The Suburbanization of Poverty: Homeownership Policies and Spatial Inequalities in France. Population, 77: 7-50.
Lambert A., Dietrich-Ragon P. & Bonvalet C. (Eds) (2018). Le Monde privé des femmes. Genre et habitat dans la société française. Ined Editions. 288p. https://doi.org/ 10.4000/books.ined.17315