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Volume 27, Issue 2
May 2025
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ISSN 1461-6696
EISSN 1469-8307
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The residential patterns of Swiss urban elites: continuity and change across elite categories (1890–2000)
Pierre Benz, Michael A. Strebel, Roberto Di Capua, André Mach
European Societies (2025) 27 (2): 205–234.
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Winning is the only thing: election outcomes, satisfaction with democracy and political trust among populist voters in Europe
Mario Quaranta, Sergio Martini
European Societies (2025) 27 (2): 235–262.
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Siblings’ class destinations: a study of the Norwegian upper class
Stian A. Uvaag
European Societies (2025) 27 (2): 263–287.
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Intra-couple gaps in retirees’ financial resources: their extent and predictors across Eastern and Western Germany
Nicole Kapelle, Andreas P. Weiland
European Societies (2025) 27 (2): 288–319.
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Whose gender ideology matters? A dyadic analysis of gender ideology and housework time in the United Kingdom
Senhu Wang, Yang Hu
European Societies (2025) 27 (2): 320–347.
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Symbolic boundary work among Syrian refugees: perceived stigmas, responses, and cultural repertoires
Çetin Çelik
European Societies (2025) 27 (2): 348–370.
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Reference group effects and parental educational expectations: can big-fish-little-pond effects explain immigrant parents’ high expectations?
Nora Huth-Stöckle, Reinhard Schunck, Eva Zschirnt
European Societies (2025) 27 (2): 371–407.
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