Parenthood in modern society : legal and social issues for the twenty-first century

John M. Eekelaar · Petar Šarčević

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Family and Matrimonial Law Family Dynamics and Relationships Philosophy, Sociology, Political Theory

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Part One: Concepts of Parenthood. Part Two: Regulating the Acquisition of Parenthood. Section One: The Legal Establishment of Parenthood. Section Two: Issues of Ethics and Human Rights. Section Three: Adoption (in particular, Inter-Country Adoption). Part Three: Parental Relationships and Changing Family Structures. Section One: Parents, Children and Divorce. Section Two: Children in Reconstructed Families. Part Four: Parents, Children and the State. Section One: State Regulation of the Parent--Child Relationship. Section Two: The Role of Parent and the State in the Provision of Financial and Social Resources for Children. Part Five: Parenthood in Cultural Diversity.

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