Family systems and cultural change
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Family systems and cultural change
（International studies in demography）
Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Family demography is a recent and relatively under-developed branch of population studies which promises new ways of understanding demographic change and new models of family demography and family change attuned to the world's socio-cultural diversity. This volume looks particularly at marriage systems, how they have evolved and how they function in specific sociocultural settings and economic conditions. Other subjects discussed range from the experience of families under slavery, that of Malay households under pressure of urbanization, to the evolving institutions of consensual union and celibacy in Latin America.
目次
- Part I: Introduction: Charlotte Hoehn: The IUSSP Programme in family demography
- Part II: Regional and Global Comparisons: Peter McDonald: Convergence or compromise in historical family change
- Chris Wilson & Tim Dyson: Family systems and cultural change
- John C. Cauldwell & Pat Cauldwell: Family systems: Their viability and vulnerability
- Part III: Processes and Institutions: Christine Oppong: Traditional family systems in rural settings in Africa
- Lita J. Domingo & Elizabeth M. King: The role of the family in the process of entry to marriage in Asia
- Elizabeth Jelin: Celibacy, solitude, and personal autonomy: Individual choice and social constraints
- Verena Stolcke: The slavery period and its influence on household structure and the family in Jamaica, Cuba, and Brazil
- Richard Steckel: The slavery period and its influence on family change in the United States
- Part IV: Directions: Norman B. Ryder: The centrality of time in the study of the family
- Mei Ling Young: Analyzing household histories
- Maria Coleta F. A. De Oliveira: Family change and family process: Implications for research in developing countries.
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