Cohabitation Nation: Gender, Class, and the Remaking of Relationships
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Cohabitation Nation: Gender, Class, and the Remaking of Relationships

by Amanda Miller, Sassler, Sharon, Ms., Ms. Sharon Sassler

Sociology Gender Studies
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Cohabitation Nation explores the changing landscape of intimate relationships through the connected lenses of gender and class. Amanda Miller and Sharon Sassler examine cohabitation as a feature of contemporary life, offering a sociological perspective on how relationships are formed, experienced, and reshaped.

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Cohabitation Nation examines cohabitation as a significant form of contemporary partnership.

The book considers how gender influences relationships and the expectations surrounding them.

It also explores the role of class in shaping relationship experiences and patterns.

Grounded in a sociological perspective, this work focuses on the changing nature of intimate life.

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