The Ties That Bind: Law, Marriage and the Reproduction of Patriarchal Relations.

Elaine Tyler May · Carol Smart

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List of tables List of abbreviations Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: Theoretical issues 1. Legal regulation or male control Part II: Historical issues 2. Marriage, divorce and the family in the 1950s 3. Family legislation and social change in the 1960s 4. Judge-made law in the 1960s 5. Family law after the decade of reform 6. Progress and regress in the 1970s Part III: Practical issues 7. Doing the research: practices and dilemmas 8. Solicitors and the legal management of marital breakdown 9. Magistrates and marriage 10. Law, policy and feminism Postscript Appendices Notes

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