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Abstract This chapter considers the roles non-ruling dynastic actors, such as widows, and younger sons and brothers played in the succession processes that took place when Duke Friedrich and Duke Johann Friedrich of Württemberg died in 1608 and 1628, respectively.
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Abstract Kinship in our own lives gets little conscious attention, perhaps because we take it for granted. Anthropologists first noticed how important it was in cultures other than our own; some sociologist and historians in tum became curi ous about kinship in the Westem world.
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Abstract Kinship in our own lives gets little conscious attention, perhaps because we take it for granted. Anthropologists first noticed how important it was in cultures other than our own; some sociologist and historians in tum became curi ous about kinship in the Westem world.
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‘That's the bloodline’: Does Kinship and care translate to Kinship care?
Australian Journal of Social Issues, 2023James Beaufils
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Kinship Reconsidered: Research on a Neglected Topic
Journal of Marriage and Family, 2020Frank F Furstenberg
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The nature and prevalence of kinship care: Focus on young kinship carers
Child and Family Social Work, 2021Cathy Humphreys +2 more
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Kinship family foster care: a methodological and substantive synthesis of research
Children and Youth Services Review, 2004Gary S Cuddeback
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Video-based kinship verification using distance metric learning
Pattern Recognition, 2018Junlin Hu, Haibin Yan
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Deep multi-person kinship matching and recognition for family photos
Pattern Recognition, 2020Jiashi Feng, Jinhui Tang, Xiangbo Shu
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