Cohabitation Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date April 19, 2012 Categories In cohabitation, family, marriage, religion No Comments on Cohabitation
Does Family Structure Make a Difference? Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date March 8, 2012 Categories In crime, divorce, education, family, poverty 1 Comment on Does Family Structure Make a Difference?
Class Structure and Trends in American Marriage Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date March 2, 2012 Categories In culture, family, human capital, MARRI, marriage No Comments on Class Structure and Trends in American Marriage
Self and the Single Parent: On Jessica Olien, Part II Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date February 29, 2012 Categories In child well-being, culture, family, Jessica Olien, marriage, religion, single parents No Comments on Self and the Single Parent: On Jessica Olien, Part II
The Benefits of Two-Parent Families Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date February 27, 2012 Categories In divorce, family, Jessica Olien, MARRI, marriage, poverty, single parents, United Kingdom No Comments on The Benefits of Two-Parent Families
American Demography: Meet the Parents Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date February 22, 2012 Categories In cohabitation, education, family, human capital, MARRI, marriage, poverty 1 Comment on American Demography: Meet the Parents
To Rebuild Society, We Should Rethink our Foundation Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date February 21, 2012 Categories In crime, culture, family, news, Pat Fagan, social institutions, youth 1 Comment on To Rebuild Society, We Should Rethink our Foundation
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 No Comments on Twenty-Something Ladies: “It’s Okay” to Think Family!
Unnatural Selection, Part II: A Review Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date February 13, 2012 Categories In abortion, Asia, crime, economics, family, marriage, men, monogamy, polygamy, pro-life, world population No Comments on Unnatural Selection, Part II: A Review
Sex-Selective Abortion: Consumerism at Its Best? Post author By Pat Fagan Pat Fagan Post date February 10, 2012 Categories In abortion, Asia, China, family, Jennifer Roback Morse, prostitution, women, women's health No Comments on Sex-Selective Abortion: Consumerism at Its Best?
