'Kad možemo do tebe? Kad mojih ne bude doma': Zašto se mladi u Hrvatskoj tako kasno osamostaljuju
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Young people in Croatia often continue living with their parents into their late twenties. Statistics show the average age for moving out is 31, which is longer than for other Europeans. This trend leads to situations where adult children can only host guests when their parents are away. A researcher from the Institute for Social Research in Zagreb is examining the reasons for this delay. The study looks at whether financial problems or other factors drive the trend. It questions if living at home is a preference or a necessity.
'Kad možemo do tebe? Kad mojih ne bude doma.' S obzirom na to u kakvim vremenima živimo, nije neobično kaže li vam to djevojka ili mladić u kasnim dvadesetima. Prema statistikama, Hrvati u prosjeku žive s roditeljima do 31. godine, znatno duže od europskih vršnjaka. Je li kod mame i tate zbilja najbolje ili su posrijedi financije? Ili nešto treće? O tome razgovaramo s dr. sc. Dunjom Potočnik, višom znanstvenom suradnicom s Instituta za društvena istraživanja u Zagrebu
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