Changing Circumstances: Women and Youth
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Studies discussed:
Lives of their own: The individualization of adult women’s lives (Study no. 2)
Charles Jones and Lorne Tepperman
One-adult and two-earner households and families: Trends, determinants and consequences
(Study no. 4)
Thomas K. Burch and Kevin McQuillan
La formation de ménages chez les jeunes
(Study no. 5)
Richard Morin, Damaris Rose and Jaél Mongeau
Early adulthood behaviour and later life course paths
(Study no. 6)
T.R. Balakrishnan and Carl F. Grindstaff
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