Key concepts in family studies
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| Language: | English |
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London:
SAGE Publications,
2011.
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| Series: | SAGE key concepts
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Table of Contents:
- Attachment and loss
- Biology
- Care
- Child development
- Childhood/children
- Comparative approaches
- Conflict theories
- Coupledom : marriage/partnership/cohabitation
- Demography
- Division of labour
- Domestic violence and abuse
- Families of choice
- Family as discourse
- Family change and continuity
- Family effects
- Family forms
- Family law
- Family life cycle and life course
- Family policies
- Family practices
- Family systems
- Fatherhood/fathers/fathering
- Feminisms
- Functionalism
- Grandparents
- Home
- Household
- Individualization
- Intimacy
- Kinship
- Motherhood/mothers/mothering
- Negotiation
- New right
- Parenthood/parents/parenting
- Personal
- Phenomenological approaches
- Post-coupledom : separation/divorce/widowhood
- Power
- Problem families
- Public and private
- Rationalities
- Role theory
- Siblings
- Social division
- Socialization
- Transnational families