SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Sociology | Marriage & Family
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- A foreign kingdom : Mormons and polygamy in American political culture, 1852-1890
- Against the grain : couples, gender, and the reframing of parenting
- Arranging marriage : conjugal agency in the South Asian diaspora
- Aspects of the Analysis of Family Structure
- Babies without borders : adoption and migration across the Americas
- Between women : friendship, desire, and marriage in Victorian England
- Beyond expectation : lesbian/bi/queer women and assisted conception
- Boundaries of touch : parenting and adult-child intimacy
- Brothers and sisters in India : a study of urban adult siblings
- By himself : the older man's experience of widowhood
- Canada's changing families : implications for individuals and society
- Chains of love : slave couples in antebellum South Carolina
- Championing child care
- Cohabitation nation : gender, class, and the remaking of relationships
- Cold comfort : mothers, professionals, and attention deficit disorder
- Contemporary grandparenting : changing family relationships in global contexts
- Deadbeat dads : subjectivity and social construction
- Differential fertility in Central India
- Diminished rights : Danish lone mother families in international context
- Earning & caring in Canadian families
- Empowering practice? : a critical appraisal of the family group conference approach
- Enduring bonds : inequality, marriage, parenting, and everything else that makes families great and terrible
- European kinship in the age of biotechnology
- Experiencing the new genetics : family and kinship on the medical frontier
- Families in America
- Families in society : boundaries and relationships
- Families in transition : social change, family formation and kin relationships
- Families of Virtue : Confucian and Western Views on Childhood Development
- Family boundaries : the invention of normality & dangerousness
- Family growth in metropolitan America : by Charles F. Westoff [et al.]
- Family mediation : theory and practice with Chinese families
- Family planning in Taiwan : an experiment in social change
- Family revolution : marital strife in contemporary Chinese literature and visual culture
- Family rhythms : the changing textures of family life in Ireland
- Family, gender, and law in a globalizing Middle East and South Asia
- Father involvement in the early years : an international comparison of policy and practice
- Fatherhood politics in the United States : masculinity, sexuality, race and marriage
- Fathers, families and relationships : researching everyday lives
- Fertility and family planning in the United States
- Fertility differences in a modernizing country : a survey of Lebanese couples
- Five plays
- For better or for worse : Vietnamese international marriages in the new global economy
- For moral ambiguity : national culture and the politics of the family
- Getting paid while taking time : the women's movement and the development of paid family leave policies in the United States
- Gray divorce : what we lose and gain from mid-life splits
- Hindu widow marriage
- Home bound : Filipino American lives across cultures, communities, and countries
- How inequality runs in families : unfair advantage and the limits of social mobility
- In our hands : the struggle for U.S. child care policy
- In their own voices : transracial adoptees tell their stories
- In their parents' voices : reflections on raising transracial adoptees
- In their siblings' voices : white non-adopted siblings talk about their experiences being raised with black and biracial brothers and sisters
- Intergenerational relations : European perspectives in family and society
- Intimate associations : the law and culture of American families
- Invisible caregivers : older adults raising children in the wake of HIV/AIDS
- Invisible families : gay identities, relationships, and motherhood among Black women
- Irwin Klein and the new settlers : photographs of counterculture in New Mexico
- Kinship and beyond : the genealogical model reconsidered
- Kissing cousins : a new kinship bestiary
- Legalizing gay marriage
- Like mother, like daughter? : how career women influence their daughters' ambition
- Living in sin : cohabiting as husband and wife in nineteenth-century England
- Marriage, divorce, and remarriage : professional practice in the Hong Kong cultural context
- Mongrel nation : the America begotten by Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings
- Mothering across cultures : postcolonial representations
- Mothering by degrees : single mothers and the pursuit of postsecondary education
- Multiple lenses, multiple images : perspectives on the child across time, space and disciplines
- Navigating interracial borders : black-white couples and their social worlds
- New estimates of fertility and population in the United States : a study of annual White births from 1855 to 1960 and of completeness of enumeration in the censuses from 1880-1960
- Normalizing the ideal : psychology, schooling, and the family in postwar Canada
- On becoming a teen mom : life before pregnancy
- Others' Milk : the Potential of Exceptional Breastfeeding
- Polygamy and sublime passion : sexuality in China on the verge of modernity
- Rachel in the world : a memoir
- Racing romance : love, power, and desire among Asian American/white couples
- Restructuring family policies : convergences and divergences
- Rethinking home economics : women and the history of a profession
- Revolution in family policy : where we should go from here
- Revolutionizing romance : interracial couples in contemporary Cuba
- Romance on a global stage : pen pals, virtual ethnography, and "mail-order" marriages
- Servants of the dynasty : palace women in world history
- Set adrift : fishing families
- Sexing the citizen : morality and masculinity in France, 1870-1920
- Should we worry about family change?
- Subject Siam : family, law, and colonial modernity in Thailand
- Taking assimilation to heart : marriages of white women and indigenous men in the United States and Australia, 1887-1937
- Teen pregnancy and parenting : social and ethical issues
- The Fiction of Relationship
- The family squeeze : surviving the sandwich generation
- The humans
- The land of weddings and rain : nation and modernity in post-socialist Lithuania
- The melting pot and the altar : marital assimilation in early twentieth-century Wisconsin
- The one-parent family in the 1980s
- The third child : a study in the prediction of fertility,
- Untying the knot : marriage, the state, and the case for their divorce
- Women's work : how mothers manage flexible working in careers and family life
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