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Socio-Economic Review, 2004
Western countries differ greatly in the extent to which single mothers participate in the labormarket. Using LIS data for 15 countries, I propose and estimate a simple structural model oflabor supply that incorporates the main variables that influence the work decision for singlemothers.
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Western countries differ greatly in the extent to which single mothers participate in the labormarket. Using LIS data for 15 countries, I propose and estimate a simple structural model oflabor supply that incorporates the main variables that influence the work decision for singlemothers.
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Single mothers, poverty and depression
Psychological Medicine, 1997The present study set out to examine the relationship between marital status, poverty and depression in a sample of inner-city women. Single and married mothers were followed up over a 2-year period during which time rates of psychosocial risk factors, onset of depression and experience of chronic episodes were measured.
G W, Brown, P M, Moran
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1999
Abstract During the last three decades in Britain there has been a rapid growth in the number of lone-parent families (Raskey 1994a). In 1971, there were about 570,000 lone parents; ten years later, this number had grown steadily to about 900,000. The rate of growth slowed slightly over the next few years, only to pass the one million
Richard Berthoud +2 more
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Abstract During the last three decades in Britain there has been a rapid growth in the number of lone-parent families (Raskey 1994a). In 1971, there were about 570,000 lone parents; ten years later, this number had grown steadily to about 900,000. The rate of growth slowed slightly over the next few years, only to pass the one million
Richard Berthoud +2 more
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Affilia, 1992
This article describes a management-planning procedure, based on a feminist perspective, for highlighting the short- and long-term consequences of parenthood for teenage mothers. It presents examples of how educational and employment programs have used this procedure to become more client centered and to identify ways to empower their clients.
Edith M. Freeman +2 more
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This article describes a management-planning procedure, based on a feminist perspective, for highlighting the short- and long-term consequences of parenthood for teenage mothers. It presents examples of how educational and employment programs have used this procedure to become more client centered and to identify ways to empower their clients.
Edith M. Freeman +2 more
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Are Adolescent Mothers Just Single Mothers?
Journal of Research on Adolescence, 1993The central question in this study is: Can the greater likelihood that adolescent mothers are also single mothers account for their relative disadvantage in household income during the 5 years following the birth? The major findings are that single motherhood accounts for a substantial portion of this disadvantage, but not for all of it. In particular,
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Gender & Society, 1999
Many employers assess their workforces with gendered and racialized imagery that can put groups of workers and applicants at a disadvantage in the labor market. Based on 78 interviews with white employers in Atlanta, the author reveals that some employers use a complex but widely shared stereo-type of Black working-class women as single mothers to ...
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Many employers assess their workforces with gendered and racialized imagery that can put groups of workers and applicants at a disadvantage in the labor market. Based on 78 interviews with white employers in Atlanta, the author reveals that some employers use a complex but widely shared stereo-type of Black working-class women as single mothers to ...
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Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Services, 1995
The authors conducted exploratory interviews with eight older single mothers. Results suggested that current media representations of “single mothers by choice” may oversimplify the experiences of many women by ignoring the context of gender relations within which both women and men's decisions regarding contraception, pregnancy, and parenthood ...
Linda Davies, Prue Rains
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The authors conducted exploratory interviews with eight older single mothers. Results suggested that current media representations of “single mothers by choice” may oversimplify the experiences of many women by ignoring the context of gender relations within which both women and men's decisions regarding contraception, pregnancy, and parenthood ...
Linda Davies, Prue Rains
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Journal of Linguistics, 1979
1.Consider a string s = a1 a2 …an over a finite vocabulary Va, such that s is structured by an asymmetric binary relation R: i.e. there are ordered pairs of elements in the string, ai, and aj, where a, R aj.1 S is a simple structured string if (a) there is a unique element ak such that there is no a1 for which it is true that a1 R ak, and if (b) for ...
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1.Consider a string s = a1 a2 …an over a finite vocabulary Va, such that s is structured by an asymmetric binary relation R: i.e. there are ordered pairs of elements in the string, ai, and aj, where a, R aj.1 S is a simple structured string if (a) there is a unique element ak such that there is no a1 for which it is true that a1 R ak, and if (b) for ...
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Archives de pediatrie : organe officiel de la Societe francaise de pediatrie, 1999
There were 658,000 one-parent families in France in 1968; there were 1,600,000 in 1994, disunity today being a component factor much more frequent than widowhood. The guarding parent is the mother in 87% of cases, and in 95% of cases for 0 to 4-year-old children. This mother is generally frustrated in her desire to rebuild the family.
M, Berthier, D, Oriot
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There were 658,000 one-parent families in France in 1968; there were 1,600,000 in 1994, disunity today being a component factor much more frequent than widowhood. The guarding parent is the mother in 87% of cases, and in 95% of cases for 0 to 4-year-old children. This mother is generally frustrated in her desire to rebuild the family.
M, Berthier, D, Oriot
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Journal of Linguistics, 1980
In an important theoretical discussion, Sampson (1975) argues against what he terms the ‘single-mother condition’. This is the condition that no node may have more than one mother. It is central to the definition of a tree, as the term is normally understood in linguistic theory.
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In an important theoretical discussion, Sampson (1975) argues against what he terms the ‘single-mother condition’. This is the condition that no node may have more than one mother. It is central to the definition of a tree, as the term is normally understood in linguistic theory.
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