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Psychopathology in Mixed Marriages
Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1967(1967). Psychopathology in Mixed Marriages. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 36, No. 1, pp. 67-82.
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2003
This voice describes the phenomena of mixed marriages, evidencing the main concepts and aspects provided by the sociological, the psychological and the juridical perspectives. The voice is also available in the Italian version: see “Matrimoni misti”.
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This voice describes the phenomena of mixed marriages, evidencing the main concepts and aspects provided by the sociological, the psychological and the juridical perspectives. The voice is also available in the Italian version: see “Matrimoni misti”.
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Long Range Planning, 1990
I n today's business environment, top managers in the international company are faced with a challenge that may be described as "the managing of mixed marriages." There are several of these so-called mixed marriages to contend with: the mixed economies involving government either through subsidy or nationalization; the interdependent economies of the ...
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I n today's business environment, top managers in the international company are faced with a challenge that may be described as "the managing of mixed marriages." There are several of these so-called mixed marriages to contend with: the mixed economies involving government either through subsidy or nationalization; the interdependent economies of the ...
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The demographic effect of mixed marriages
European Journal of Population, 1988This paper gives a formal expression for the demographic effect of mixed marriages, i.e., the effect on the number of children, and thereafter illustrates the long-term effects of these marriages with a simple simulation model.
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Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1970
As IN other Anglo-Saxon countries, Australians think of interfaith marriages as CatholicProtestant marriages. There are too few Jews in Australia to make a Jewish-Gentile marriage at all common. In the 1961 Census, 2,465 or eight percent of all married Jews, were married to a Christian spouse.
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As IN other Anglo-Saxon countries, Australians think of interfaith marriages as CatholicProtestant marriages. There are too few Jews in Australia to make a Jewish-Gentile marriage at all common. In the 1961 Census, 2,465 or eight percent of all married Jews, were married to a Christian spouse.
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