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Feeling well while chronically ill or impaired : a multilevel study on the moderating role of employment and volunteering in Europe
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The socio-political architecture of disability: how different welfare state policies affect the experience of disability and its connection with labor market participation in Europe (2002-2014)
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Job satisfaction among employees with activity limitations: role of socio-economic class and welfare policy (Europe)
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The socio-political architecture of disability: how different welfare state policies affect the experience of disability and its connection with labor market participation in Europe (2002-2014)
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Breastfeeding or bottled milk? Poverty and feeding choices in the native and immigrant population in Belgium
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Depression in Europe: does migrant integration have mental health pay-offs? A cross-national comparison of 20 European countries
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Being chronically ill: the socially and relationally structured influences on well-being
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Subjective well-being and chronic illness: an obvious relationship? A study of its social embeddedness in Europe
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Difference in subjective well-being between people with and without a chronic illness or impairment: a study on the moderating role of paid and voluntary work
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Do welfare regimes influence the association between disability and self-perceived health?: a multilevel analysis of 57 countries