Titlebook: Divorce in Europe; Robert Chester (Senior Lecturer),Groupe Internatio Book 1977 the Netherlands Interuniversity Demographic Institute (N.I

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-8330-3Rosenmayr 1966; Johnston 1974). Post-war sociologists were confronted with a series of social problems related to the structure of the Austrian family, and some of these were studied, yielding some noteworthy results (e. g., studies on youth and old people by L. Rosenmayr, H. Kreutz and E. K?ckeis,

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Ming Zhu,Buyun Yan,Xubin Li,Yu Shi,Ding Fanms. The study is also directed at the characteristics of divorcees, and factors affecting the consequences of divorce, but as the principal basis for the study lies in official statistics, the analysis is limited to the information available from these.

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Shanben Chen,Yuming Zhang,Zhili Fengderal statistics in which the data are quite precise but the information given is limited to certain large-scale trends in the divorce rate, and the social backgrounds of the people concerned. The legal statistics are very general.

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Finland,ms. The study is also directed at the characteristics of divorcees, and factors affecting the consequences of divorce, but as the principal basis for the study lies in official statistics, the analysis is limited to the information available from these.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-7418-0In Norway, as in most other countries, divorce is today a very popular subject in the mass media: discussions are held, ‘experts’ are interviewed and the annual statistical reports are published in every detail. In many quarters, the increasing divorce rate is regarded as a social problem.