Una geografía regional de la familia en la Europa de la Segunda Transición Demográfica
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https://doi.org/10.1344/sn2021.25.21906Palabras clave:
estructura de hogares, familia, Europa, 2011, NUTS 3Resumen
En este artículo se analiza la distribución geográfica de las estructuras de hogares en Europa, a partir de datos simultáneos y metodológicamente equiparables de 32 países europeos y 1.340 regiones NUTS 3 (Eurostat) correspondientes a la ronda censal de 2010. Con esta información, hemos confeccionado una serie de mapas detallados con la distribución espacial de los tipos de hogares a escala NUTS 3. Para llevar a cabo este trabajo se han empleado técnicas de econometría espacial, análisis de componentes principales y conglomerados. La geografía de los tipos de hogares que emerge tras nuestro análisis constata la existencia de una significativa autocorrelación espacial en todas las formas y estructuras analizadas; es decir, los tipos de hogares no se distribuyen de forma aleatoria en el espacio europeo.
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