Families and Households: Divisions and Change

Catherine Marsh · Sara Arber

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List of Tables - Notes on Contributors - Families and Households in Modern Britain C.Marsh & S.Arber - Short-term Reciprocity in Parent- child Economic Exchanges G.Jones - Saturday-Jobs: Sixth-former in the Labour Market S.Hutson & W.Cheung - Relationships between the Generations in British Families Past and Present R.Wall - 'In Sickness and in Health': Care-giving, Gender and the Independence of Elderly People S.Arber & J.Ginn - Rational Choice and Household Division A.H.Carling - The Differentiation of Households and Working Time Arrangements in West Germany V.H.Schmidt - Diversity and Ambiguity among Lone-Parent Households in Modern Britain G.Crow & M.Hardey - Social Networks of Single Person Households W.Bien, J.Marbach & R.Templeton - Upholding the Nuclear Family: a Study of Unmarried Parents and Domestic Courts R.Collins - Index

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