TY  - BOOK
AU  - McRae,Susan
TI  - Changing Britain: families and households in the 1900s 
SN  - 0198296371
AV  - HQ614. C45 1999
U1  - 306.850941 
PY  - 1999///
CY  - Oxford, New York
PB  - Oxford University
KW  - Families
KW  - Great Britain
KW  - Single-parent families
KW  - Stepfamilies
KW  - Unmarried couples
KW  - Living alone
KW  - Kinship
N1  - Includes bibliographical references (pages 441-473) and index; Introduction; Susan McRae --; Britain in Context; I --; Britain's Place in Europe's Population; David Coleman and Tarani Chabdola --; Family Change: Revolution or Backlash in Attitudes?; Jacqueline Scott --; Forecasting British Families into the twenty-first century; Mike Murphy and Duolao Wang --; KINSHIP IN THE 1990s; Ii --; Kinship and Friendship: Attitudes and Behaviour in Britain, 1986-1995; Francis McGlone, Alison Park, and Ceridwen Roberts --; Living away from Relatives: Kinship and Geographical Reasoning; Jennifer Mason --; Older People's Lives; Iii --; Household and Family Change in Mid and Later Life in England and Wales; Emily Grundy --; Older People in Three Urban Areas: Household Composition, Kinship, and Social Networks; Chris Phillipson, Miriam Bernard, Judith Phillips, and Jim Ogg --; The Impact of Family Change on Older People: the Case of the Stepfamilies; Joanna Bornat, Brian Dimmock, David Jones, and Sheila Peace --; New Ways of Living; Iv --; Living Alone: Evidence from England and Wales and France for the last two decades; Ray Hall, Philip E. Ogden, and Catherine Hill --; Families of Choice: Autonomy and Mutuality in Non-heterosexual Relationships; Jeffrey Weeks, Brian Heaphy, and Catherine Donovan --; Young Motherhood; V --; Family Influences on Teenage Fertility; Kaye Wellings and Jane Wadsworth --; Teenage Mothers: Decisions and Outcomes; Isobel Allen and Shirley Bourke Dowling, with Heather Rolfe --; Becoming a Single Mother; Richard Nerthoud, Stephern McKay, and Karen Rowlingson --; Divouce and After; Vi --; Who Divorces?; Kathleen Kiernan and Ganka Mueller --; Non-resident Fathers in Britain; Jonathan Bradshaw, Carol Stimson, Julie Williams, and Christine Skinner --; The Residential Mobility of Divorces; Robin Flowerdew, Alaa Al-Hamad, and Lynn Hayes
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