Ganjour, O., Widmer, E. D., & Roca i Escoda, M.. (2025). Family networks of lesbian and gay people in Switzerland. Family Relations, 74(2), 791–807. Abstract | Full text

Vacchiano, M., de Bel, V., & Widmer, E.. (2025). Being Your Own Boss: Network Determinants of Young People’s Orientations Towards Self-Employment. Social Indicators Research, 176(1), 195–217. Abstract | Full text

Widmer, E. D.. (2024). Marital quality and family configurations. In Encyclopedia of Quality of Life and Well-Being Research (pp. 4112–4116). Springer International Publishing Cham. Full text

Aeby, G., Cottier, M., Widmer, E. D., & Sahdeva, B.. (2024). Gender (in) equality in divorce in Switzerland: lawyers’ formal-egalitarian vs. compensatory interpretations. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law, 46(4), 513–533. Abstract | Full text

de Bel, V., & Widmer, E. D.. (2024). oaZonder wrijving geen glans?. Mens en Maatschappij, 99(4), 389.

Girardin, M., Widmer, E. D., Ganjour, O., Zufferey, M., de Bel, V., Huri, S., & Tettamanti, M.. (2024). Une refamilialisation du social dans la crise sanitaire de COVID-19?: Éléments d’interprétation issus d’une revue de presse de mars à juin 2020 dans plusieurs pays européens.

Widmer, É. D.. (2024). The “life course” approach: What contributions can it make to the analysis of vulnerabilities? Introduction. Sociologie, 15(4), 427–432.

Widmer, É. D.. (2024). Achievements and challenges of life course family sociology for the understanding of vulnerabilities. Sociologie, 15(4), 443–447.

Widmer, É. D.. (2024). L’approche «parcours de vie»: quelles contributions peut-elle faire à l’analyse des vulnérabilités? Introduction. Sociologie, 15(4), 427–432.

Vacchiano, M., Fernandez, G., Widmer, E., Arntz, M., Azzi, M., Bulti, A., Cianferoni, N., Cullati, S., Junte, S., Massoudi, K., & others. (2024). The Empty Office: protocol for sequential mixed-method study on the impact of telework activities on social relations and well-being. BMJ open, 14(11), e089232.

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