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$tGlobalization and Western Bias in Family Sociology / $rDon Edgar, Independent Scholar. -$tChanging European Families: Trends and Issues / $rKathleen Kiernan, London School of Economics and Political Science. -$tRecent Demographic Trends in the US and Implications for Well-Being / $rSinikka Elliott and Debra Umberson, University of Texas at Austin. -$tChildren, Families, States, and Changing Citizenship / $rHilary Land, University of Bristol. -$tFamilies and Local Communities / $rGraham Crow, University of Southampton and Catherine Maclean, University of Edinburgh. -$tGenerations, the Life Course, and Family Change / $rJ. Beth Mabry, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Roseann Giarrusso, and Vern L. Bengtson, University of Southern California. -$tChildren's Families / $rJacqueline Scott, University of Cambridge . -$tAging and the Life Course / $rChris Phillipson and Graham Allan, Keele University. -$tParenting Practices / $rDuane F. Alwin, Pennsylvania State University. -$tTime, Through the Life Course, in the Family / $rJonathan Gershuny, University of Essex. -$tInequality and the Family / $rPhilip N. Cohen, University of California, Irvine, and Danielle MacCartney, Independent Scholar. -$tFamilies of the Poor / $rRobert Walker and Claire Collins, Nottingham University. -$tSocial Capital and the Family / $rFrank F. Furstenberg and Sarah B. Kaplan, University of Pennsylvania. -$tFamily, the State, and Health Care: Changing Roles in the New Century / $rRonald J. Angel and Jacqueline L. Angel, University of Texas at Austin . -$tImmigrant Families in the US / $rKaren Pyke, University of California, Riverside. -$tImmigrant Families in the UK / $rAlison Shaw, Brunel University . -$tReligion, Romantic Love, and the Family / $rBryan S. Turner, University of Cambridge. -$tTrends in the Formation and Dissolution of Couples / $rJoanne J. Paetsch, Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family, Nicholas M. Bala, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Lorne D. Bertrand, Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family, and Lisa Glennon, Queen's University, Belfast. -$tChildren, Families, and Divorce / $rJan Pryor, Victoria University of Wellington, and Liz Trinder, University of East Anglia. -$tThe Lesbian and Gay Family / $rJeffrey Weeks, London South Bank University, Brian Heaphy, Nottingham Treat University, and Catherine Donovam, University of Sunderland. -$tCouples and Their Networks / $rEric Widmer, University of Geneva. -$tMen in Families and Households / $rDavid H. J. Morgan, Independent Scholar. -$tSex and Family: Changes and Challenges / $rJudith Treas, University of California, Irvine. -$tFeminism and the Family / $rMichelle Budig, University of Massachusetts. -$tWork and Families / $rShirley Dex, Institute of Education, University of London. -$tPublic Policy and Families / $rWendy Sigle-Rushton, London School of Economics and Political Science, and Catherine Kenney, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. -$tAssisted Reproduction, Genetic Technologies, and Family Life / $rMartin Richards, University of Cambridge. -$tFamilies in a Runaway World / $rUlrich Beck, University of Munich, and Elisabeth Beck-Gernsheim, University of Erlangen. |
