Professor John Ermisch Emeritus Professor, University of Essex

Email

ermij@essex.ac.uk

Telephone

01865 281740

Office

Personal homepage

http://www.sociology.ox.ac.uk/index.php/staff/prof-john-ermisch.html

Research Interests

Research on the economics of the family; including intergenerational transfers, the economics of household formation and housing economics. Directs and undertakes research on interactions between demographic and economic behaviour

Publications

Displaying publications 1 - 15 of 147 in total

1. Migration versus immobility, and ties to parents

   John Ermisch and Clara H. Mulder

   Journal Article, European Journal of Population - Jul 2019
   1. Area Effects
   2. Geography
   3. Demography
   4. Migration
   5. Households
   6. Sociology
   7. Housing Market

2. The dynamics of income inequality: the case of China in a comparative perspective

   Tak Wing Chan, John Ermisch, and Rob Gruijters

   Journal Article, European Sociological Review - Jun 2019
   1. Households
   2. Economics
   3. Income Dynamics

3. Fertility expectations and residential mobility in Britain

   John Ermisch and Fiona Steele

   Journal Article, Demographic Research - Dec 2016
   1. Psychology
   2. Demography
   3. Childbearing: Fertility
   4. Life Course Analysis
   5. Housing Market
   6. Sociology Of Households

4. Parents' health and children's help

   John Ermisch

   Book Chapter, Insights 2016: findings from the largest longitudinal study of UK households, Ch. 3: Parents and children - Nov 2016
   1. Disability
   2. Older People
   3. Social Networks
   4. Households
   5. Health
   6. Caregiving

5. Proximity of couples to parents: influences of gender, labor market, and family

   Tak Wing Chan and John Ermisch

   Journal Article, Demography - Apr 2015
   1. Demography
   2. Households
   3. Sociology Of Households

6. Parents’ health and children's help

   John Ermisch

   Journal Article, Advances in Life Course Research - Dec 2014
   1. Households
   2. Health
   3. Caregiving

7. The effect of parental employment on child schooling

   John Ermisch and Marco Francesconi

   Journal Article, Journal of Applied Econometrics - Aug 2013
   1. Young People
   2. Education
   3. Labour Market
   4. Households

8. Residential mobility: wealth, demographic and housing market effects

   John Ermisch and Elizabeth Washbrook

   Journal Article, Scottish Journal of Political Economy - Nov 2012
   1. Demography
   2. Housing Market

9. Intrafamily resource allocations: a dynamic structural model of birth weight

   Emilia Del Bono, John Ermisch, and Marco Francesconi

   Journal Article, Journal of Labor Economics - Jul 2012
   1. Child Development
   2. Childbearing: Fertility
   3. Health

10. Inequality in achievements during adolescence

    John Ermisch and Emilia Del Bono

    Book Chapter, From parents to children: the intergenerational transmission of advantage, 12 - 01 May 2012
    1. Young People
    2. Education
    3. Social Mobility

11. Early childhood outcomes and family structure

    John Ermisch, Frauke H. Peter, and C. Katharina Spiess

    Book Chapter, From parents to children: the intergenerational transmission of advantage, 5 - 01 May 2012
    1. Child Development
    2. Family Formation And Dissolution

12. What have we learned?

    John Ermisch, Markus Jäntti, Timothy M. Smeeding, et al.

    Book Chapter, From parents to children: the intergenerational transmission of advantage, 19 - 01 May 2012
    1. Social Structure
    2. Social Mobility

13. Advantage in comparative perspective

    John Ermisch, Markus Jäntti, Timothy M. Smeeding, et al.

    Book Chapter, From parents to children: the intergenerational transmission of advantage, 1 - 01 May 2012

14. Socioeconomic gradients in children’s outcomes

    John Ermisch, Markus Jäntti, and Timothy M. Smeeding

    Book Chapter, From parents to children: the intergenerational transmission of advantage, 2 - 01 May 2012
    1. Young People
    2. Social Stratification

15. Family relationships

    John Ermisch, Maria Iacovou, and Alexandra J. Skew

    Book Chapter, Understanding Society: early findings from the first wave of the UK's household longitudinal study, Ch. 2 - 2011

Media

Displaying media publications 301 - 315 of 351 in total

1. Working mothers 'cut exam chances'

   Media - 14 Mar 2001

2. Survey supports leave for parents

   Media - 14 Mar 2001

3. Don't go back to work mum

   Media - 14 Mar 2001

4. Working mums may harm children's chances

   Media - 14 Mar 2001

5. Warning over working mums

   Media - 14 Mar 2001

6. Working mums 'harm A-Levels'

   Media - 14 Mar 2001

7. Children 'miss out if mother is at work'

   Media - 14 Mar 2001

8. Infants suffer if mum works

   Media - 14 Mar 2001

9. Children with mums who work 'less likely to succeed'

   Media - 14 Mar 2001

10. Children harmed

    Media - 14 Mar 2001

11. Full-time work harms young, mothers told

    Media - 14 Mar 2001

12. Mothers who return to work full time....

    Media - 14 Mar 2001

13. 'Full-time mothers work best'

    Media - 14 Mar 2001

14. Parental leave backed

    Media - 14 Mar 2001

15. Working mother study adds to 'guilt culture'

    Media - 14 Mar 2001