
Family Trends
British families since the 1950s
Stephen A. Hunt (Editor)
This new report covers the following key issues:
- The changing face of the family: the decline in the rate of marriage, and the growth in cohabitation, lone parenting and step families
- Mothers' three shifts: paid work, domestic work and childcare
- Fathers and their role in children's development
- Parent-child relationships and changing external influences: parental control, discipline, the influence of the media and new technology, lifestyle-related health, and differing perceptions of risk
- Recession and its impact on family life
- Changing attitudes towards family structures
Drawing on a wide range of sources and illustrated with key statistics and accessible graphs and tables, this is an invaluable resource.
Summary of Contents
Introduction
1 - Major Demographic Trends
2 - Mothers, childcare and the work-life balance
3 - Fathers' involvement in family life
4 - Parent-child relationships: dependence and independence
5 - Recession and family relationships
Appendix
References
Index
Published December 2009
ISBN 978-1-903615-84-3
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