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Does Family Structure Make a Difference?

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Post date March 8, 2012
Categories In crime, divorce, education, family, poverty
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Class Structure and Trends in American Marriage

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Post date March 2, 2012
Categories In culture, family, human capital, MARRI, marriage
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Importance of Being Married and Religious Attendance

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Post date February 29, 2012
Categories In Christianity, culture, MARRI, marriage, religion
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Self and the Single Parent: On Jessica Olien, Part II

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Post date February 29, 2012
Categories In child well-being, culture, family, Jessica Olien, marriage, religion, single parents
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The Benefits of Two-Parent Families

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Post date February 27, 2012
Categories In divorce, family, Jessica Olien, MARRI, marriage, poverty, single parents, United Kingdom
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American Demography: Meet the Parents

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Post date February 22, 2012
Categories In cohabitation, education, family, human capital, MARRI, marriage, poverty
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A Foundational Difference Between Cohabitation and Marriage

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Post date February 21, 2012
Categories In cohabitation, marriage
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Twenty-Something Ladies: “It’s Okay” to Think Family!

Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan
Post date February 15, 2012
Categories In child well-being, family, feminism, marriage, mothers, Phyllis Schlafly, women's health
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Unnatural Selection, Part II: A Review

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Post date February 13, 2012
Categories In abortion, Asia, crime, economics, family, marriage, men, monogamy, polygamy, pro-life, world population
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