Stepfamily Dynamics in Sweden. Essays on family structure and children’s well-being.; Jani Turunen; 2013

Stepfamily Dynamics in Sweden. Essays on family structure and children’s well-being. Upplaga 1

av Jani Turunen
Experiencing a parental divorce or separation and subsequently living in a reconstituted family, with a stepparent and stepsiblings or half-siblings, has become an increasingly common experience for children in Sweden during the last decades of the 20th century. Most children with separated parents will experience their parent finding a new partner and a relatively large share of Swedish children have either an older or younger half-sibling. In this doctoral thesis Jani Turunen explores children's experience of stepfamily formation and their emotional and educational outcomes in stepfamilies and other post-separation family forms. The thesis consists of three separate, yet related, studies that analyze different aspects of stepfamily dynamics in contemporary Sweden, a country often considered a forerunner in family demographic behaviors.
Experiencing a parental divorce or separation and subsequently living in a reconstituted family, with a stepparent and stepsiblings or half-siblings, has become an increasingly common experience for children in Sweden during the last decades of the 20th century. Most children with separated parents will experience their parent finding a new partner and a relatively large share of Swedish children have either an older or younger half-sibling. In this doctoral thesis Jani Turunen explores children's experience of stepfamily formation and their emotional and educational outcomes in stepfamilies and other post-separation family forms. The thesis consists of three separate, yet related, studies that analyze different aspects of stepfamily dynamics in contemporary Sweden, a country often considered a forerunner in family demographic behaviors.
Upplaga: 1a upplagan
Utgiven: 2013
ISBN: 9789187235504
Förlag: Acta Universitatis Stockholmiensis
Format: Häftad
Språk: Engelska
Sidor: 130 st
Experiencing a parental divorce or separation and subsequently living in a reconstituted family, with a stepparent and stepsiblings or half-siblings, has become an increasingly common experience for children in Sweden during the last decades of the 20th century. Most children with separated parents will experience their parent finding a new partner and a relatively large share of Swedish children have either an older or younger half-sibling. In this doctoral thesis Jani Turunen explores children's experience of stepfamily formation and their emotional and educational outcomes in stepfamilies and other post-separation family forms. The thesis consists of three separate, yet related, studies that analyze different aspects of stepfamily dynamics in contemporary Sweden, a country often considered a forerunner in family demographic behaviors.
Experiencing a parental divorce or separation and subsequently living in a reconstituted family, with a stepparent and stepsiblings or half-siblings, has become an increasingly common experience for children in Sweden during the last decades of the 20th century. Most children with separated parents will experience their parent finding a new partner and a relatively large share of Swedish children have either an older or younger half-sibling. In this doctoral thesis Jani Turunen explores children's experience of stepfamily formation and their emotional and educational outcomes in stepfamilies and other post-separation family forms. The thesis consists of three separate, yet related, studies that analyze different aspects of stepfamily dynamics in contemporary Sweden, a country often considered a forerunner in family demographic behaviors.
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