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2011
The family is a powerful instrument of governmentality in the Foucaultian sense. It disciplines interpersonal, sexual, and intergenerational relationships, and in so doing it structures definite relations of power between genders and construes social identities which affect not only individuals and groups but also national communities.
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The family is a powerful instrument of governmentality in the Foucaultian sense. It disciplines interpersonal, sexual, and intergenerational relationships, and in so doing it structures definite relations of power between genders and construes social identities which affect not only individuals and groups but also national communities.
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1987
This chapter traces the origins of the family and the law in the United States, including the movement of marriage from contract (private) to status (state-regulated) relationships and, in the opinion of many social historians, the return to a contractual approach to married and unmarried relationships (Sussman, 1975).
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This chapter traces the origins of the family and the law in the United States, including the movement of marriage from contract (private) to status (state-regulated) relationships and, in the opinion of many social historians, the return to a contractual approach to married and unmarried relationships (Sussman, 1975).
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A Review of Family Caregiving Intervention Trials in Oncology
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2017Elaine Wittenberg, Betty Ferrell
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The Economic Impact of Clean Indoor Air Laws
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2007Frank Chaloupka
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Family Support in Advanced Cancer
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2001Charles W Given +2 more
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Interventions With Family Caregivers of Cancer Patients: Meta-Analysis of Randomized Trials
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2010Lixin Song +2 more
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