Changing Family Dynamics and Demographic Evolution
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Changing Family Dynamics and Demographic Evolution
The Family Kaleidoscope
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Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
07/2016
272
Dura
Inglês
9781785364976
15 a 20 dias
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Contents: INTRODUCTION a view through the family kaleidoscope PART I. LOOKING BACK AT FAMILIES 1. The Changing American Family: An Overview From 1965 To 2015 Frank F. Furstenberg Jr. 2. Fifty Years of Family Change in Europe: Diversifying Partnerships Laurent Toulemon PART II. LOOKING AT GENDER 3. Gender Inequality in the Division of Housework Over the Life Course: A European Comparative Perspective Tine Kil, Karel Neels and Jorik Vergauwen 4. Intersectionality in Young Adults' Households: A Quantitative Perspective Dimitri Mortelmans, Petra Meier and Christine Defever 5. From the Kitchen Table to the Other: Results of Ethnographic Research on Undocumented Mothers' Parenting Practices Creating Feelings at Home Tine Brouckaert PART III. LOOKING AT CHILDREN 6. What is Family in the Context of Genetic Risk? Katie Featherstone 7. The Educational Gradient of Maternal Employment Patterns in 11 European Countries David De Wachter, Karel Neels, Jonas Wood and Jorik Vergauwen 8. Fatherhood and Men's Second Union Formation: Norway, France and Hungary, 1980s-2000s Livia Murinko and Ivett Szalma PART IV. LOOKING FORWARD 9. Why Demography Needs (New) Theories Wendy Sigle 10. Conflicting Family Interests: A Challenge for Family Policy Jacqueline Scott Index
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Contents: INTRODUCTION a view through the family kaleidoscope PART I. LOOKING BACK AT FAMILIES 1. The Changing American Family: An Overview From 1965 To 2015 Frank F. Furstenberg Jr. 2. Fifty Years of Family Change in Europe: Diversifying Partnerships Laurent Toulemon PART II. LOOKING AT GENDER 3. Gender Inequality in the Division of Housework Over the Life Course: A European Comparative Perspective Tine Kil, Karel Neels and Jorik Vergauwen 4. Intersectionality in Young Adults' Households: A Quantitative Perspective Dimitri Mortelmans, Petra Meier and Christine Defever 5. From the Kitchen Table to the Other: Results of Ethnographic Research on Undocumented Mothers' Parenting Practices Creating Feelings at Home Tine Brouckaert PART III. LOOKING AT CHILDREN 6. What is Family in the Context of Genetic Risk? Katie Featherstone 7. The Educational Gradient of Maternal Employment Patterns in 11 European Countries David De Wachter, Karel Neels, Jonas Wood and Jorik Vergauwen 8. Fatherhood and Men's Second Union Formation: Norway, France and Hungary, 1980s-2000s Livia Murinko and Ivett Szalma PART IV. LOOKING FORWARD 9. Why Demography Needs (New) Theories Wendy Sigle 10. Conflicting Family Interests: A Challenge for Family Policy Jacqueline Scott Index
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