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Preface

1.Introduction: The Plural Modernity

Hans Bertram

I.The Retreat from the Male Breadwinner Family in Industrial Societies

2.The Late Arrival and Early Demise of the Male Breadwinner Family

Stephanie Coontz

3.Thoughts about the Earner-Caregiver-Model

Janet C. Gornick and Marcia K. Meyers

4.Historical Perspectives on Marriage

Arland Thornton, William G. Axinn and Yu Xie

5.Margnialization of Fatherhood in Western Countries

John R. Gillis

6.Father’s Capabilities for Care: An European Perspective

Barbara Hobson and Susanne Fahlén

II.Challenges for Development of Attachments and Care

7.Recognising Care and Sustaining Carers: Social Policies in the 21^th Century

Hilary Land

8.Gender Strategies: Socialization, Allocation, and Strategic Selection Processes: Shaping the Gendered Adult Course

Phyllis Moen, Erin Kelly and Rachel Magennis

9.Migrant Filipina Domestic Workers and the International Divisions of Reproductive Labor

Rhacel S. Parreñas

10.Love and Gold

Arlie R. Hochschild

11.The Invisible Heart

Nancy Folbre

12.Developing Social Policy

Nel Noddings

13.Cooperative Breeding and the Paradox of Facultative Fathering

Sarah B. Hrdy

III.View from Europe

14.The Future of the Family in Europe: Diversity and Convergence

Norbert Schneider

15.Economic Perspectives on the Demographic Situation in Europe

Alexia Fürnkranz-Prskawetz and Thomas Fent

16.European Families’ Care for Their Older Members – A Historical Perspective and Future Outlook

Rosemarie Nave-Herz

17.Family and Care in Later Adulthood: A Lifespan Motivational Model of Family Care Giving

Margund Rohr and Frieder Lang

18.Migrant Mothers Transforming Ethnic Identities

Umut Erel

19.Value of Children and Intergenerational Solidarity

Bernhard Nauck

20.A Cross-Cultural Study of Intergenerational Relations

Gisela Trommsdorff and Boris Mayer

IV.View from Japan

21.Ideational Changes and Family Transformation in Postwar Japan

Makoto Atoh

22.A Comparative Perspective of Social Legislation Concerning Intergenerational Relationships in Germany and Japan

Bernd von Maydell

23.Intergenerational Relations in Japan’s Aged Society

Sepp Linhart

24.Time, Change, and Agency in Japanese Elder Care

Susan O. Long

V.View from China

25.China’s Demographic Transition: Certainties and Uncertainties in Current Population Development

Thomas Scharping

26.The Arrival of Low Fertility in China

Baochang Gu

27.Population Change and Poverty of the Elderly in the Reform Era China: A Conceptual Thinking

Juhua Yang

VI.View from Africa

28.The Demographic Situation of Sub-Saharan Africa

James Ntozi

29.Attachment and Care in West African Webs of Kinship

Erdmute Alber and Tabea Häberlein

30.Who Cares? Family and Lineage Coherence and Caring Capacity during Rural Malawi’s HIV/AIDS Crisis

Deborah Bryceson

31.Transformation of the Family Economy in Africa: From Pioneers to Survivors

Gerd Spittler

32.Social Crisis and Social Forces in Africa: Families Threatened by HIV/AIDS

Reimer Gronemeyer and Michaela Fink

33.Gender Relations in Context of War, Peace, and Postwar Era

Ute Luig

VII.View from Middle East

34.The Transformation of Sexual Morality within the Sunni World and its Effect on Family, Attachment, and Care

Hoda Salah

35.Patriarchy Challenged: Women and the Changing Family in the Middle East

Valentine Moghadam

Conclusions

36.Care, Attachments, and the Diversity of Modernity: Perspectives for a Future-Oriented Family Policy

Hans Bertram

Glossary

Index

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