Families in America: A Reference Handbook

Families in America: A Reference Handbook
ISBN-10
1576076288
ISBN-13
9781576076286
Series
Families in America
Category
Family & Relationships
Pages
351
Language
English
Published
2002
Publisher
ABC-CLIO
Author
Jeffrey S. Turner

Description

Examines the issues surrounding families in America, including diversity in family life, family planning, divorce, single-parent families, abusive family relationships, and gay and lesbian families.

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