... is that later in the decade many of the assisted families were also providing support. In three out of four families, these contributions consisted of giving a parent or child a place to live. This assistance enabled many families to avoid the humiliation of applying for public welfare. Anderson Michael family...

...Conventional wisdom holds that because women early in the twentieth century had relatively fewer life options, their pathways through marriage and childbearing were simpler than those for women born later in the twentieth century. Diversity in women's family lives, thus, should have increased...

... dimensions of self-perceived adulthood; family transitions significantly distinguish youth who feel not at all or somewhat like an adult from those that feel entirely like an adult; financial independence significantly, positively predicted self-perceived adulthood. Taken together, these results support...

...This chapter highlights Gary Becker's notes on the economics of the family. In these lecture notes, Becker puts the economic approach to work to provide an understanding of the changes in the family organization and in “family values” over the second half of the past century. The emphasis...

...This chapter considers the fruitful representational nexus of the family and the state. What this nexus makes possible across a broad range of texts—Pushkin’s Eugene Onegin and A Captain’s Daughter, Alexander Druzhinin’s Polinka Saks, Goncharov’s Same Old Story, Pisemsky’s Boyarshchina, Turgenev’s...

... of migrant populations refugee regime refugees asylum Refugee Act Brazil 1997 asylum seekers protocol document RNE National Foreigner Registry document passports family reunification National Committee for Refugees CONARE Resolution state the as a political entity travel authorization Rio de...

...This chapter presents the Very family's background in Salem. It focuses on the court case that pitted Very's mother against her father-in-law and uncle, Isaac Very, over the estate of her husband. It introduces the theme of the personal will as evidenced in the defiant behavior of Very's mother...

... of family life, mobility, and separation. Through a legal consciousness framework, this chapter traces migrant mothers’ development of collective understandings of the symbols, norms, and organizational forms of German laws and regulations. It explores a series of encounters with the state...

...Anglo-Protestant relations in Ireland changed after Oliver Cromwell displaced Irish Catholics and enabled the widespread settlement of English Protestants. Ranelagh benefited from Cromwell serving as Lord Protector of the English Commonwealth and returned to Ireland to try reclaiming Boyle family...

...Chapter 3 examines the neoconservative contribution to the culture wars battles over the family, sexuality, and gender issues. It shows how Irving Kristol and James Q. Wilson responded to the liberalization of family norms in the 1980s and 1990s by reintroducing and reshaping the moral language...

...The most important fact about the life of John Venn was that he was born into the Venn family, whose twin heritage of a clerical and an Evangelical dynasty created the expectations that he was to live up to and determined his room for existential maneuver. This chapter explores Venn's upbringing...

...This chapter interprets Peter Shaffer’s Equus, and religion, as sets of relations. After cataloguing these relations, this chapter considers how familial relations in Equus come entangled in religious relations. It then imagines other relational possibilities in Equus that would tie or untie...

... co-workers, Hella. The chapter recounts Hella's family background, which includes many similarities with the Hayek's, before continuing with the couple's growing relationship. The two later married in 1926, and the chapter describes their married life from correspondences whenever Fritz went on his...

... conferences, he was also living with his family in Turner Close, a cozy leafy street in Hampstead Garden Suburb, located north of the city on the edge of Hampstead Heath. The chapter paints a picture of the Hayeks' domestic life there. It was the quiet, simple life of an academic family, made a bit more...

... and the question of Fritz's future obligations to his family. Though the lawyers had still not reached agreement on many details, things were proceeding smoothly enough in April for Fritz to send a circular letter addressed “To My Austrian Friends in the US.” He let them know that he had resigned his position...

...This chapter highlights the relationship between migration and violence, which depends on risk factors at societal, community, and family levels during the migration process. It looks at social, cultural, and gender norms and exposure to conflicts and forced displacement, family violence...

... in social knowledge acquisition between family groups, highlighting the key role of the matriarch as a repository of social information. playback experiments frequency attenuation studies vocal communication bond groups associates calls acoustic quality of family units characteristics of long term...

... a variety of statistics on enrollment and expenditures. Section 1.3 provides a heuristic overview of the economic impacts of the Medicaid program, and Section 1.4 reviews the large empirical literature on the Medicaid program and its impacts on health care utilization, health, labor supply, family structure...

... the value of the decline in childhood unintentional injury mortality in the United States. It also discusses the relationship between regulation, technology, and post-accident care and family resources, as well as changes in the production of child safety. U S Department of Health and Human Services USDHHS...

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