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Routledge Revivals

Family Matters

Sociology and Contemporary Canadian Families

Family Matters

Routledge Revivals

Family Matters

Sociology and Contemporary Canadian Families

Routledge Revivals: Family Matters

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This book (1988) paints a new portrait of family life in Canada. It looks at how changing attitudes towards marriage, childbearing, divorce and child rearing have altered the future of the family and the impact that changes such as greater longevity and decreased fertility will have on family structures.

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Beschrijving Routledge Revivals: Family Matters

This book (1988) paints a new portrait of family life in Canada. It looks at how changing attitudes towards marriage, childbearing, divorce and child rearing have altered the future of the family and the impact that changes such as greater longevity and decreased fertility will have on family structures.

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9781041399490
Pagina's
270
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Serie
Routledge Revivals
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1
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Hardback
Taal
Engels
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