Family Systems and Cultural Change.

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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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