The Family: Diversity, Inequality, and Social Change
Philip N. Cohen explores the family as a changing social institution, emphasizing diversity, inequality, and social change. This sociological examination provides a framework for considering how family life is shaped by broader patterns in society.
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The Family: Diversity, Inequality, and Social Change examines family life as a central social institution.
Philip N. Cohen focuses on the ways diversity and inequality shape families and their experiences.
The book places family relationships and structures within the broader context of social change.
It is suited to readers seeking a sociological perspective on contemporary family life.
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