This book is a major new study into one of the fastest growing family formations in the Western World - stepfamilies. Drawing on recent developments within the sociology of family life, it provides an analysis of the extent of family connection and solidarity within different stepfamily networks. In contrast to much research on stepfamilies, its focus is not only on issues of stepfamily organization within households when children are young. Rather it examines how stepfamily relationships develop and change across different life phases, in the process considering relationships across as well as within particular households. In this its approach is to focus on 'family as kinship' as much as 'family as household'. The analysis in the book is ...
Stepfamilies are an increasing reality in our society. As recently as 1976, it was estimated that as...
Stepfamily relationships remain important over the life course to both children and parents. Unfortu...
The purpose of this study was to determine factors important for stepfamily success. In 1991 there w...
Guided by trends of increased prevalence and social acceptance of stepfamilies, the authors argue th...
This paper focuses on stepfamilies, stepfatherhood and maps out stepfathers' and stepchildren's expe...
A second set of questions relates to the structure and characteristics of family relationships withi...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 50-52)Multiple marriages which contain the custodial chil...
Blended families are an increasingly common type of family cohabitation. However, very little is kno...
Steprelationships, particularly those involving stepchildren who are adolescents, seem to be the mai...
The book develops current scholarship on families and intimate lives, demonstrating that family rela...
The following thesis examines stepfamilies in Canada within a socio-demographic framework, using the...
Research on stepfamilies has not generally been guided by theoretical frameworks. There is a need fo...
This book addresses the complexity of family change. It draws on evidence from two linked studies, o...
As of 1985, over 15 million children in the United States were members of a stepfamily. Each year on...
Stepfamilies are culturally significant in Britain on account of their media and mythical profile. T...
Stepfamilies are an increasing reality in our society. As recently as 1976, it was estimated that as...
Stepfamily relationships remain important over the life course to both children and parents. Unfortu...
The purpose of this study was to determine factors important for stepfamily success. In 1991 there w...
Guided by trends of increased prevalence and social acceptance of stepfamilies, the authors argue th...
This paper focuses on stepfamilies, stepfatherhood and maps out stepfathers' and stepchildren's expe...
A second set of questions relates to the structure and characteristics of family relationships withi...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 50-52)Multiple marriages which contain the custodial chil...
Blended families are an increasingly common type of family cohabitation. However, very little is kno...
Steprelationships, particularly those involving stepchildren who are adolescents, seem to be the mai...
The book develops current scholarship on families and intimate lives, demonstrating that family rela...
The following thesis examines stepfamilies in Canada within a socio-demographic framework, using the...
Research on stepfamilies has not generally been guided by theoretical frameworks. There is a need fo...
This book addresses the complexity of family change. It draws on evidence from two linked studies, o...
As of 1985, over 15 million children in the United States were members of a stepfamily. Each year on...
Stepfamilies are culturally significant in Britain on account of their media and mythical profile. T...
Stepfamilies are an increasing reality in our society. As recently as 1976, it was estimated that as...
Stepfamily relationships remain important over the life course to both children and parents. Unfortu...
The purpose of this study was to determine factors important for stepfamily success. In 1991 there w...