Abstract Using a sample of 1134 firm-year observations non-financial family firms listed on the Spanish stock market in period 2003–2020, we explore how women directors affect company performance, distinguishing between and non-family female members board. We believe there might be faultlines boards that may well impair performance due to differences agency conflicts socioemotional links with f...

Studies investigating the impact of combining paid work and family life on wellbeing have generally used information at one or a limited number of points in the life course, and have mainly focused on women. This study uses multi-channel sequence analysis to characterise work-family life courses across adulthood (ages 16-60) for more than 1500 men and women in the MRC National Study of Health a...

Social connectedness has been shown to be related to health and well-being, yet there is little knowledge about its developmental and intergenerational origins. We examine the childhood, family, and neighbourhood origins of social connectedness in young adulthood in a cohort of African American children (N=1242) from Chicago followed since 1966. The five measures of social connections are: poli...