Are Governments and Marriage Strange Bedfellows?

W. Kim Halford · Elizabeth van Acker

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This chapter contains sections titled: Social Policy and Marriage The Changing Nature of Couple Relationships as Context for Social Policy Social Policy and Couple Interventions Effective Couple Relationship Education Implications and Conclusions References

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