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2011
This chapter looks at the rise of cohabitation, both as a prelude to marriage or as an outright substitute. This trend is one outcome of the sexual revolution, the new sexual freedom, referred to in the previous chapter. Here, courts and legislatures have had to grapple with a new social fact.
Joanna L. Grossman, Lawrence M. Friedman
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This chapter looks at the rise of cohabitation, both as a prelude to marriage or as an outright substitute. This trend is one outcome of the sexual revolution, the new sexual freedom, referred to in the previous chapter. Here, courts and legislatures have had to grapple with a new social fact.
Joanna L. Grossman, Lawrence M. Friedman
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Premarital Cohabitation and Postmarital Cohabiting Union Formation
Journal of Family Issues, 1995Previous research has indicated that premarital cohabitation decreases marital stability. This study examined the role of premarital cohabitation as a determinant of cohabitation after marital disruption. The author proposed that people who cohabited with their first spouse prior to marriage have a greater propensity to cohabit after marital ...
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Cohabitation 1 ; Cohabitation 2 ; Cohabitation 3
2016Christensen, L. J. Cohabitation 1 ; Cohabitation 2 ; Cohabitation 3. PAN : philosophy activism nature. 2007; 4, 101-105.
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2023
The conclusion begins with a meditation on the radical nature of cohabitating, of living with violence. Drawing on research conducted during the Ebola epidemic in eastern Congo, it examines the commitment to survive, to breathe, to aspire in Congo despite dense antiblackness, a world committed to Black death.
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The conclusion begins with a meditation on the radical nature of cohabitating, of living with violence. Drawing on research conducted during the Ebola epidemic in eastern Congo, it examines the commitment to survive, to breathe, to aspire in Congo despite dense antiblackness, a world committed to Black death.
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Sense and Sensibility: Cohabitation in ‘Cohabitation Land’
The Sociological Review, 2010In many European countries, cohabitation has become a prevailing practice. Norway is one of the countries leading this trend; cohabitation before marriage is the norm and a majority of couples become parents before they (eventually) marry. This article explores the meaning of cohabitation for Norwegian couples today through a qualitative analysis of ...
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The Canadian nurse, 1991
Even though it can be an attractive proposition for an elderly person, the idea of living with a family, or even their own family, should not be undertaken lightly. The author suggests three ways in which nurses can help; communication, sharing of responsibilities and coping with the burden.
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Even though it can be an attractive proposition for an elderly person, the idea of living with a family, or even their own family, should not be undertaken lightly. The author suggests three ways in which nurses can help; communication, sharing of responsibilities and coping with the burden.
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Cohabitation à la française, cohabitation à l'israélienne
Revue française de science politique, 1989How are we to define « cohabitation » ? What are its characteristics and how does it differ from other modes of shared government ? What are during cohabitation the behaviors and strategies of the partners/adversaries ? Two recent typical cases are compared : the cohabitation between a socialist president and a conservative government in France, 1986 ...
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