Anne Lambert

Researcher
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Research field(s)

cities and socio-spatial inequalities
urban sociology
housing policy
nonstandard work schedules and impacts on family and well-being
worklife balance
gender, class
mixed methods

Research teams

Gender, sexuality and inequalities

Housing, spatial inequalities and trajectories

More information about his·her Research

Gender throughout the life cycle

From housing to “the private world” in France

Work and family: questions and data

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Some publications

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

Quennehen M. & Lambert A. (2024), Produire l’agenda commun. Temps et pouvoir dans les couples à horaires atypiques. Travail Genre et Sociétés (à paraître, automne 2024)

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., Remillon D. & Segú M. (2023). Getting out or shifting to part time: Gender disparities in the impacts of corporate restructuring. International Labour Review, 162(4) https://doi.org/10.1111/ilr.12387

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.

Gobillon L., Lambert A. & Pellet S. 2022. The Suburbanization of Poverty: Homeownership Policies and Spatial Inequalities in France. Population, 77: 7-50.

Bugeja-Bloch F., Lambert A. & Noûs C. (2021). Les conditions de logement en France. Une approche multidimensionnelle des inégalités de logement selon les classes sociales. Revue des politiques sociales et familiales, 141, 91 105 https://doi.org/10.3917/rpsf.141.0091