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The LLCS brings together the broad range of specialist fields undertaking and using longitudinal and life course research. It will help to reduce inter-disciplinary barriers and encourage the application of findings in policy and practice.
The journal will be of interest internationally to academics and policy makers working at the interface of social, developmental and health sciences, including psychology, education, epidemiology, genetics, sociology, economics, demography, geography, criminology, political science, policy studies, history and statistics.
It will also appeal to those concerned with all types of methodological development of relevance to life course and longitudinal research.
LLCS is grateful to the Nuffield Foundation for 3 years developmental support.
Vol 1, No 1 (2009): Longitudinal and Life Course Studies
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Editorial
| Longitudinal and Life Course Studies: a new journal |
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John Bynner, Robert Erikson, Harvey Goldstein, Barbara Maughan, Michael Wadsworth |
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Papers
| Social Connections in the Inner City: Examination across the Life Course |
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Margaret E Ensminger, Hee-Soon Juon, Rosalyn Lee, Sophia Y Lo |
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| Long-term trends in BMI: are contemporary childhood BMI growth references appropriate when looking at historical datasets? |
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Richard Silverwood, David A Leon, Bianca L De Stavola |
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| Family Socialization, Economic Self-Efficacy, and the Attainment of Financial Independence in Early Adulthood |
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Jennifer C. Lee, Jeylan T. Mortimer |
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| Handling attrition and non-response in longitudinal data |
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Harvey Goldstein |
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| Development of nighttime bladder control from 4 – 9 years: association with dimensions of parent rated child maturational level, child temperament and maternal psychopathology. |
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Carol Joinson, Jon Heron, Richard Butler, Tim Croudace |
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| Does mothers’ employment affect children’s development? Evidence from the children of the British 1970 Birth Cohort and the American NLSY79 |
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Elizabeth Cooksey, Heather Joshi, Georgia Verropoulou |
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News and Events
| A selection of topical items |
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