Palgrave Handbook of Family Sociology in Europe
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Palgrave Handbook of Family Sociology in Europe
Gauthier, Jacques-Antoine; Suwada, Katarzyna; Castren, Anna-Maija; Martin, Claude; Cesnuityte, Vida; Crespi, Isabella; Gouveia, Rita; Moreno Minguez, Almudena
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
06/2022
660
Mole
Inglês
9783030733087
15 a 20 dias
1038
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1. Introduction.- 2. The Family of Individuals: An overview of the sociology of family in Europe, 130 years after Durkheim's first university course.- 3. Gender, social class and family relations in different life stages in Europe.- 4. What Law Has Joined: family relations and categories of kinship in the European court of Human rights.- 5. Family demography and values in Europe: Continuity and change.- 6. The configurational approach to families: Methodological suggestions.- 7. Visual Family Research Methods.- 8. Family transformations and sub-replacement fertility in Europe.- 9. Reexamining Degenderization. Changes in Family Policies in Europe.- 10. Familialisation of Care in European Societies. Between family and the state.- 11. Who Benefits from Parental Leave Policies? A Comparison Between Nordic and Southern European Countries.- 12. Family, poverty, and social policy interventions.- 13. Redefining the boundaries of family and personal relationships.- 14. Money in couples: The organisation of finances and the symbolic use of money in couples.- 15. Sibling relationships: being connected and related.- 16. "It's a balance on a knife-edge": Expectations of parents and adult children.- 17. Non-parental childcare in France, Norway, and Spain.- 18. Sharing the caring responsibility between the private and the public: childcare, parental choice, and inequality.- 19. Shared parenting after separation and divorce in Europe in the context of the Second demographic transition.- 20. Subjective well-being of children in the context of family change in Estonia, Poland, and Romania.- 21. Assessment of parental potential. Socioeconomic risk factors and of children's wellbeing.- 22. Towards a 'parenting regime': globalizing tendencies and localised variation.- 23. Migration and families in European society.- 24. The multidimensional nature of family migration: Transnational and mixed families in Europe.- 25. Intergenerational relations in the context of migration: gender roles in the family relationships.- 26. Despite the Distance? Intergenerational Contact in Times of Migration.- 27. Parenting and caring across borders in refugee context.- 28. The contribution of the life-course perspective to the study of family relationships: advances, challenges, and limitations.- 29. Varieties of youth transitions? A review of the comparative literature on the entry to adulthood.- 30. Transitions in later life and the re-configuration of family relationships in the third age: the case of baby boomers.- 31. From taken for granted to taken seriously. The Linked Lives Life Course Principle under Literature Analysis.- 32. Afterthoughts on an "earthquake of changes"
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family research methodology;family policy;migration;society;cultural studies;social policy;education;psychology;gender;gender studies;women's studies
1. Introduction.- 2. The Family of Individuals: An overview of the sociology of family in Europe, 130 years after Durkheim's first university course.- 3. Gender, social class and family relations in different life stages in Europe.- 4. What Law Has Joined: family relations and categories of kinship in the European court of Human rights.- 5. Family demography and values in Europe: Continuity and change.- 6. The configurational approach to families: Methodological suggestions.- 7. Visual Family Research Methods.- 8. Family transformations and sub-replacement fertility in Europe.- 9. Reexamining Degenderization. Changes in Family Policies in Europe.- 10. Familialisation of Care in European Societies. Between family and the state.- 11. Who Benefits from Parental Leave Policies? A Comparison Between Nordic and Southern European Countries.- 12. Family, poverty, and social policy interventions.- 13. Redefining the boundaries of family and personal relationships.- 14. Money in couples: The organisation of finances and the symbolic use of money in couples.- 15. Sibling relationships: being connected and related.- 16. "It's a balance on a knife-edge": Expectations of parents and adult children.- 17. Non-parental childcare in France, Norway, and Spain.- 18. Sharing the caring responsibility between the private and the public: childcare, parental choice, and inequality.- 19. Shared parenting after separation and divorce in Europe in the context of the Second demographic transition.- 20. Subjective well-being of children in the context of family change in Estonia, Poland, and Romania.- 21. Assessment of parental potential. Socioeconomic risk factors and of children's wellbeing.- 22. Towards a 'parenting regime': globalizing tendencies and localised variation.- 23. Migration and families in European society.- 24. The multidimensional nature of family migration: Transnational and mixed families in Europe.- 25. Intergenerational relations in the context of migration: gender roles in the family relationships.- 26. Despite the Distance? Intergenerational Contact in Times of Migration.- 27. Parenting and caring across borders in refugee context.- 28. The contribution of the life-course perspective to the study of family relationships: advances, challenges, and limitations.- 29. Varieties of youth transitions? A review of the comparative literature on the entry to adulthood.- 30. Transitions in later life and the re-configuration of family relationships in the third age: the case of baby boomers.- 31. From taken for granted to taken seriously. The Linked Lives Life Course Principle under Literature Analysis.- 32. Afterthoughts on an "earthquake of changes"
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