Research on the family has expanded considerably across Asia but studies tend to be fragmented, focusing on narrow issues within limited areas (cities, towns, small communities) and may not accessible to international readers. These limitations make it difficult for researchers, university teachers, undergraduate and graduate students, policy makers, and practitioners, to obtain the information they need. The proposed Handbook of Families in Asia fills that knowledge gap by providing a current and comprehensive analysis of Asian families by a wide range of experts in a single publication.
Research on the family has expanded considerably across Asia but studies tend to be fragmented, focusing on narrow issues within limited areas (cities, towns, small communities) and may not accessible to international readers. These limitations make it difficult for researchers, university teachers, undergraduate and graduate students, policy makers, and practitioners, to obtain the information they need. The proposed Handbook of Families in Asia fills that knowledge gap by providing a current and comprehensive analysis of Asian families by a wide range of experts in a single publication.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stella R. Quah is an Adjunct Professor at Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, National University of Singapore.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Part 1: Introduction1. Families in Asia: A Kaleidoscope of Continuity and Change Part 2: Conceptualizing 'Family' in the Asian Context2. Family Theories in the Asian Context 3. Feminist, Constructionist and Other Critical Theories Part 3: Methodological Issues in Family Research4. Ascertaining Family Phenomena: Measuring Family Behaviour 5. Challenges of Longitudinal Family Studies in Asia Part 4: Family Life in the Context of Culture6. Singlehood as a Life Style in Asia 7. Dating and Courtship 8. Marriage Practices and Trends 9. Fertility Trends in Asia: Prospects and Implications of Very Low Fertility 10. Motherhood and Childbirth Practices in Asia 11. Fatherhood in Asian Contexts 12. Early Childhood Socialization and Well-being 13. Adolescents and Transition to Adulthood in Asia Part 5: Family Relationships Across the Life Cycle14. Married Couples and the Marital Relationship in Asia 15. Parent-child and Sibling Relationships in Contemporary Asia 16. Ageing and Grandparenting in Asia Part 6: Family, Work and Income17. Working Couples: The Dual Income Family 18. Breadwinning, Family and Time over the Life Course 19. Social Class, Poverty and Family Life: Asian Perspectives Part 7: Uncertainty, Stress and Conflict in the Family20. Preventing and Managing Conflict in the Family 21. Spousal Violence and In-law Conflict in Asia: The Case of China, Taiwan and Hong Kong 22. Divorce Trends and Patterns in Asia 23. Remarriage and Stepfamilies 24. Illness and Caregiving in the Family Part 8: Family Diversity25. Cohabitation in Asia 26. Cohabitation: The Case of Thailand Part 9: Family, Policies and the Law27. Divorce, the Family Court, and Family Lawyering 28. Legal Protection of Minors: Experiences of Four Common Law Jurisdictions in Asia 29. Legal Protection of Aged Parents and Inheritance Laws in Asia 30. Family Welfare and State Policies in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan Part 10: Space and Environmental Settings of Family Life31. Making a Home: Architectural Features 32. Working from Home: Redesigning Internal Space Use in Homes
Preface Part 1: Introduction1. Families in Asia: A Kaleidoscope of Continuity and Change Part 2: Conceptualizing 'Family' in the Asian Context2. Family Theories in the Asian Context 3. Feminist, Constructionist and Other Critical Theories Part 3: Methodological Issues in Family Research4. Ascertaining Family Phenomena: Measuring Family Behaviour 5. Challenges of Longitudinal Family Studies in Asia Part 4: Family Life in the Context of Culture6. Singlehood as a Life Style in Asia 7. Dating and Courtship 8. Marriage Practices and Trends 9. Fertility Trends in Asia: Prospects and Implications of Very Low Fertility 10. Motherhood and Childbirth Practices in Asia 11. Fatherhood in Asian Contexts 12. Early Childhood Socialization and Well-being 13. Adolescents and Transition to Adulthood in Asia Part 5: Family Relationships Across the Life Cycle14. Married Couples and the Marital Relationship in Asia 15. Parent-child and Sibling Relationships in Contemporary Asia 16. Ageing and Grandparenting in Asia Part 6: Family, Work and Income17. Working Couples: The Dual Income Family 18. Breadwinning, Family and Time over the Life Course 19. Social Class, Poverty and Family Life: Asian Perspectives Part 7: Uncertainty, Stress and Conflict in the Family20. Preventing and Managing Conflict in the Family 21. Spousal Violence and In-law Conflict in Asia: The Case of China, Taiwan and Hong Kong 22. Divorce Trends and Patterns in Asia 23. Remarriage and Stepfamilies 24. Illness and Caregiving in the Family Part 8: Family Diversity25. Cohabitation in Asia 26. Cohabitation: The Case of Thailand Part 9: Family, Policies and the Law27. Divorce, the Family Court, and Family Lawyering 28. Legal Protection of Minors: Experiences of Four Common Law Jurisdictions in Asia 29. Legal Protection of Aged Parents and Inheritance Laws in Asia 30. Family Welfare and State Policies in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan Part 10: Space and Environmental Settings of Family Life31. Making a Home: Architectural Features 32. Working from Home: Redesigning Internal Space Use in Homes
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