Titlebook: Reconfiguring Relations in the Empty Nest; Those Who Leave and Magdalena ?adkowska,Marta Skowrońska,Filip Schmidt Book 2024 The Editor(s)

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Recoupling Transitions in the Empty Nest: Women’s Perspectiveefore the transition to an empty nest. The aim of this chapter is to explore how the departure of children impacts the potential reconfigurations of women’s intimate lives after ending their relationship with the child’s father. Despite existing models to study this transition, postdivorce repartner

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Struggling with Limitations, Creating New Possibilities: Perspective of Men Experiencing the Empty Nnd precarious masculinity. Through qualitative interviews with men from France and Poland, the study examines the impact of the empty nest on the respondents’ lives. Through qualitative interviews with men from France and Poland, the study examines the impact of the empty nest on the respondents’ li

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Reconfiguration of the Mother’s Role After the Departure of the Childrening the home. For this chapter, we analysed a total of 43 in-depth dyadic interviews (DDI). Additionally, we also examined 41 individual in-depth interviews with women whose partners chose not to participate in the main study (specifically in Poland). Contrary to the notion that the maternal role di

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The Empty Nest as a Phase of Fatherhoodactivities within the masculine domain, such as DIY projects in their children’s former living spaces. Additionally, fathers take the opportunity to foster a more equal and friendly relationship with their adult child, assuming a role as their “buddy” and advisor.

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