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020			_a9780199005376 _qpaperback
020			_a0199005370 _qpaperback
035			_a(ATU)b13346921
035			_a(OCoLC)841710268
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055		0	_aHQ519 _bB34 2014
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100	1		_aBaker, Maureen, _eauthor. _91037259
245	1	0	_aChoices and constraints in family life / _cMaureen Baker.
250			_aThird edition.
264		1	_aDon Mills, Ontario : _bOxford University Press, _c[2014].
264		4	_c©2014
300			_avii, 254 pages : _c23 cm
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505	0		_a1. Variations in Family Life -- 2. Theorizing and Researching Family Life -- 3. Forming Intimate Relationships -- 4. Formalizing Relationships -- 5. Child-bearing, Child-rearing, and Childhood -- 6. Household Work and Money -- 7. Separation, Divorce, and Re-partnering -- 8. Midlife, Aging, and Retirement -- 9. Constraints on Personal Choices -- --
505	0	0	_g1. _tVariations in Family Life -- _tLearning Objectives -- _tIntroduction -- _tDefining Families -- _tHistorical Changes in Marriage and Families -- _tFamily Policies and the State -- _tGender, Class, Ethnicity, and Family Policies -- _tCultural and Historical Variations in Families -- _tFamily Structure -- _tAuthority and Lineage -- _tMarriage Systems -- _tMulticulturalism and Cultural Clashes -- _tConclusion -- -- _g2. _tTheorizing and Researching Family Life -- _tLearning Objectives -- _tIntroduction -- _tSocial Structure Shapes Family Patterns -- _tInterpersonal Factors Shape Family Life -- _tIdeas, Global Culture, and Public Discourse Influence Family Life -- _tTheoretical Framework Used in This Book -- _tMethods of Family Research -- _tConclusion -- -- _g3. _tForming Intimate Relationships -- _tLearning Objectives -- _tIntroduction -- _tThe Social Regulation of Sexuality and Courtship -- _tDating and Sexuality in the Past -- _tEarly Patterns of Courtship and Engagement -- _tCurrent Dating and Sexual Practices -- _tDating Abuse -- _tRemaining Single -- _tFinding Partners: Advertising versus Tradition -- _tThe Transition from Dating to Cohabitation -- _tRising Rates of Cohabitation -- _tThe Social and Policy Implications of Increased Cohabitation -- _tConclusion -- -- _g4. _tFormalizing Relationships -- _tLearning Objectives -- _tIntroduction -- _tNegotiating the Transition from Cohabitation to Marriage -- _tWho Marries Whom? -- _tThe Rise in Same-Sex Marriage -- _tLegal Marriage Rates -- _tCultural Practices in Marriage -- _tPreferred Marriage Partners and the Exchange of Gifts -- _tResidence, Relations with Kin, and Surnames -- _tWestern Weddings and Marriage Practices -- _tMarriage Quality -- _tMale Violence against Female Partners -- _tBarriers to Legal Marriage -- _tConclusion -- -- _g5. _tChild-bearing, Child-rearing, and Childhood -- _tLearning Objectives -- _tIntroduction -- _tParenting and Childhood in the Past -- _tFertility Patterns -- _tWhy Have Children? -- _tAssisted Conception and Surrogacy -- _tPregnancy and Maternity Practices -- _tChild-rearing Practices -- _tSocialization and Gender Roles -- _tResearch on Fathering -- _tSame-Sex Parenting -- _tParenting Challenges and Children's Well-Being -- _tThe Extension of Adolescence -- _tChild Welfare Issues -- _tState Support for Child-rearing -- _tConclusion -- -- _g6. _tHousehold Work and Money -- _tLearning Objectives -- _tIntroduction -- _tCohabitation, Marriage, and Housework -- _tEarly Studies of Housework -- _tCurrent Studies on Housework -- _tHousehold Work, Paid Work, and Stress -- _tHousehold Money and Wealth Accumulation -- _tChanging Labour Markets -- _tGender and Work -- _tEmployment and Parenthood -- _tDealing with Child Poverty -- _tParental Leave and Child-Care Subsidies for Employed Parents -- _tConclusion: The Growing Impact of Paid Work on Family Life -- -- _g7. _tSeparation, Divorce, and Re-partnering -- _tLearning Objectives -- _tIntroduction -- _tWhy Are So Many Couples Separating? -- _tOutcomes of Separation and Divorce -- _tFamily and Divorce Laws -- _tMarriage, Gender, and Property -- _tReforms in Child Custody and Residence Patterns -- _tReforms in Assessment and Enforcement of Child Support -- _tChildren, Separation, and Divorce -- _tRemarriage and Stepfamilies -- _tConclusion -- -- _g8. _tMidlife, Aging, and Retirement -- _tLearning Objectives -- _tIntroduction -- _tThe Changing Meaning of Aging -- _tLife Expectancy, the Life Cycle, and Aging -- _tMid-Life: Is It a Time of Security or Crisis? -- _tLife Satisfaction and Marriage Stability -- _tGrandparenting and Widowhood -- _tRetirement Income and Pensions -- _tBecoming Frail or Disabled -- _tDoes Aging Make People More Conservative? -- _tConclusion -- -- _g9. _tConstraints on Personal Choices -- _tLearning Objectives -- _tIntroduction -- _tPredicting Future Family Patterns -- _tWill People Still Get Married? -- _tWill People Still Have Children? -- _tHow Will Couples Combine Earning and Caring? -- _tWill Couples Stay Together? -- _tWill Aging Be a Problem? -- _tThe Future of Family Studies.
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