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Love. Break up. Repeat: The prevalence and stability of serial cohabitation among West German women and men born in the early 1970s

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2014A Long‐Standing Demographic East–West Divide in Germany67 cited
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2016The diversity in longitudinal partnership trajectories during the transition to adulthood: How is it related to individual characteristics and regional living conditions?24 cited
2018Union Histories of Dissolution: What Can They Say About Childlessness?23 cited

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