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| Family forms and the young generation in Europe: report on the Annual Seminar 2001: a report by the European observatory on the social situation, demography and family, Milan Italy, 20-22 September 2001 | |
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English |
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URL
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http://europa.eu.int/comm/employment_social/eoss/downloads/milan_report_2001_en.pdf
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Abstract
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The aim of this volume is to report on the international seminar Family Forms and the Young Generation in Europe, which took place in Milan in September 2001. Organised under the auspices of the European Observatory on the Social Situation, Demography and Family coordinated at the Austrian Institute for Family Studies, ISA’s Research Committee Sociology of Youth, the Faculty of Sociology of the University of Milan-Bicocca, and Research Committee Vita Quotidiana of the Italian Sociological Association, the seminar focused on four interrelated topics: youth and transition to adulthood, generational relations, family and welfare systems in the transition to adulthood, and methodological issues. Broadly speaking, these topics were explored from two different viewpoints: from a policy perspective interested in the interaction between youth, family and welfare states, on the one hand; and from a sociological perspective, more concerned with analysing social practices and youth/family change in Europe, on the other. Table of Contents: Preface (Lynne Chisholm) 5; Introduction (Karin Wall) 7--The Seminar Topic and its Link to the EU Social Report 2001 (Constantinos Fotakis) 13--Models of Living together and Patterns of Exchange between Generations in Europe 21--Changing Family and Generational Patterns: 23--A Comparative Assessment of Fatherhood (Julia Brannen)--Comments on Julia Brannen’s Paper (Tamara Hareven) 37--Generational Relations, Distributive Justice and Patterns of Exchange (Walter Bien) 41--Comments on Walter Bien’s Paper (Olivier Galland) 53--Acquiring Responsibilities and Citizenship 57--Family and Welfare Systems in the Transition to Adulthood: 59--An Emblematic Case Study (Giovanni B. Sgritta)--Comments on Giovanni Sgritta’s Paper: Family and Welfare Systems in the Transition to Adulthood: 87--An Emblematic Case-study (Wilfried Dumon)--Acquiring Responsibilities and Citizenship: Social Participation and Social Responsibilities (Ruth Lister) 95--Comments on Ruth Lister’s Paper (Eva Bernhardt) 105--Assessing |
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Reference
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Chisholm, Lynne, de Lillo, Antonio, Leccardi, Carmen, Richter, Rudolf (ed.) (2001) Family forms and the young generation in Europe:Report by European observatory on the social situation, demography & family, Annual Seminar, Milan 20-22 Sept. 2001 |
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Authors
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Lynne Chisholm, Carmen Leccardi, Antonio de Lillo, Rudolf Richter |
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Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom |
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