Men, women and change : a sociology of marriage and family

vii, 504 p.; 23 cm

Shaping tomorrow's family : theory and policy fir the 21th century

272 p.; 23 cm

Sex roles, life styles and childbearing: changing patterns in marriage and the family/ Scanzoni

ix, 259 hal.: tab.; 23 cm

Marriage in the Modern World (Part 3 of 3)

1972/11/15. Addresses specifics of Christian marriage in the context of the 21st Century, particularly the role of women in the marriage relationship. Professor of Sociology

Sex roles, life styles and childbearing: changing patterns in marriage and the family/ Scanzoni

ix, 259 hal.: tab.; 23 cm

The Christian Approach to Marriage (Part 2 of 3)

1972/11/14. Discusses the importance of weighing whether or not to marry, when to marry, and to whom. Emphasizes seeking God\u27s will and cultivating one\u27s gifts for God\u27s service. Professor of Sociology

ALTERNATIVE IMAGES FOR PUBLIC POLICY: FAMILY STRUCTURE VERSUS FAMILIES STRUGGLING.

A constrast is drawn between public policy and programmatic implementations of policy. The argument is made that conservatives possess a coherent and thoughtful family policy, whereas progressives are devoid of such a policy. Lacking any "high moral ground" progressives find themselves on the defensive when proposing specific programs. Consequently guidelines for a progressive policy for families is proposed, along with examples of programs that might derive from it. Copyright 1989 by The Policy Studies Organization.

The Christian and Sexuality (Part 1 of 3)

1972/11/13. Stresses that when men and women view themselves and each other as persons and surrender their sexuality to Christ, then they can avoid sexually exploiting others and allowing themselves to be exploited. Professor of Sociology

Family decision-making : a developmental sex role model

309 p.; 22 cm