Changing Britain : families and households in the 1990s

Abstract

Introduction I: BRITAIN IN CONTEXT Britain's Place in Europe's Population Family Change: Revolution or Backlash in Attitudes? Forecasting British Families into the twenty-first century II: KINSHIP IN THE 1990S Kinship and Friendship: Attitudes and Behaviour in Britain, 1986-1995 Living away from Relatives: Kinship and Geographical Reasoning The Transitional Character of Caribbean Kinship in Britain III: OLDER PEOPLE'S LIVES Household and Family Change in Mid and Later Life in England and Wales Older People in Three Urban Areas: Household Ccomposition, Kinship, and Social Networks The Impact of Family Change on Older People: the Case of the Stepfamilies IV: NEW WAYS OF LIVING Living Alone: Evidence from England and Wales and France for the last two decades Families of Choice: Autonomy and Mutuality in Non-heterosexual Relationships V: YOUNG MOTHERHOOD Family Influences on Teenage Fertility Teenage Mothers: Decisions and Outcomes Becoming a Single Mother VI: DIVOUCE AND AFTER Who Divorces? Non-resident Fathers in Britain The Residential Mobility of Divorces

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