The way we really are: coming to terms with America's changing families

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Work-Family Balance Challenges Philosophy, Sociology, Political Theory

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Introduction Getting Past the Sound Bites: How History and Sociology Can Help Todays Families What We Really Miss about the 1950s Why Working Mothers Are Here to Stay The Future of Marriage Putting Divorce in Perspective How Holding on to Tradition Sets Families Back Looking for Someone to Blame: Families and Economic Change How Ignoring Historical and Societal Change Puts Kids at Risk Working with What Weve Got: The Strengths and Vulnerabilities of Todays Families.

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