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The Women Who Don’t Get Counted
Voices in Bioethics, 2021 Photo by Hédi Benyounes on Unsplash ABSTRACT The current incarceration facilities for the growing number of women are depriving expecting mothers of adequate care crucial for the child’s mental and physical development.
Caelan Rathke
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Sociologica, 2018 This paper presents new avenues for the study of gender socialisation within families, through a focus on children growing “in” and “between” two homes in the context of shared physical custody arrangements. Each of these two homes are indeed governed by
Laura Merla
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Le cadre temporel, un concept à l’épreuve de deux thèses temporalistes
Temporalités, 2020 William Grossin, French father of temporalism, has conceptualized several tools to allow an empirically access to the different times of human activities.
Benoît Hachet, Guillaume Ruiz
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Journal of Family Research, 2023 Objective: The aim of this paper is to develop an understanding of how child-perceived parental support and knowledge among children in Sweden differ across ten forms of residential arrangement. Background: Shared physical custody has become an increasingly common arrangement for children in separated families in many European countries.
Jani Turunen, Curt Hagquist
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Risk behaviour in Swedish adolescents: is shared physical custody after divorce a risk or a protective factor? [PDF]
The European Journal of Public Health, 2012 The increase in shared physical custody in Sweden has been dramatic; 20 years ago only a small percentage of adolescents lived in shared physical custody, but currently ∼30% of the adolescents whose parents have separated or divorced divide their residence between parents.
Carlsund, Åsa +3 more
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Communication Among Parents Who Share Physical Custody After Divorce or Separation
Journal of Family Issues, 2015 This study produces a grounded theory of the process of communication with former partners for 30 men and women who share physical and legal custody of their children following divorce or separation. The formality of the custody arrangement was the core factor that influenced the ways in which study participants established and maintained boundaries ...
Markham, Melinda Stafford +3 more
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PLoS ONE, 2019 Joint physical custody (JPC) refers to a practice where children with separated parents share their time between the parents' respective homes. Studies on parents' views of JPC for young children are scarce. The aim of this interview study was to explore
Malin Bergström +3 more
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Discourse analysis on woman's rights demands on Instagram social network [PDF]
مطالعات رسانههای نوینDemands in a society can be understood as the needs shared by most or a significant number of its members. These needs are shaped by the dominant discourses within that particular society.
Zahra Bagheri +2 more
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Social InclusionThis article explores fathers’ experiences of shared care arrangements in Russia after family separation. While shared physical custody has become increasingly normative in many Western countries, Russian legal and cultural frameworks continue to ...
Ekaterina Ivanova
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Shared Parenting in the Modern Family from a Feminist View [PDF]
Journal of Interdisciplinary Sciences, 2019 There is a wide consensus that Shared Parenting after parental separation is beneficial for the children involved. We are to demonstrate that in most cases shared parenting is the preferred solution for women as well.
Hanna David
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