The Postdivorce Family

SAGE PUBLICATIONS INCISBN: 9780761914891

Children, Parenting, and Society

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Edited by Ross A. Thompson, Paul R. (Richard) Amato
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Paul Amato (Ph.D., 1983, Social Psychology, James Cook University, Australia) is the Arnold and Bette Hoffman Professor of Family Sociology and Demography at The Pennsylvania State University. His research and teaching interests include marital quality, causes and consequences of divorce, parent-child relationships over the life course, and psychological distress and well-being. He is a four-time winner of the National Council on Family Relations Reuben Hill Award for best published article, and has won many other awards and distinctions, such as the 2008 NCFR Ernest Burgess Award for outstanding scholarly and career achievement, the Distinguished Career Award from the American Sociological Association Section on Sociology of the Family, and the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Stanley Cohen Distinguished Research Award. He conducted research in India under a Fulbright Fellowship, and is the author of 129 journal articles and book chapters on marriage and divorce and such books as Alone Together: How Marriage in America is Changing (Harvard University Press, 2007), The Postdivorce Family (SAGE 1999), and A Generation at Risk: Growing Up in an Era of Family Upheaval (Harvard University Press, 1997). In addition, he has served as Deputy Editor of the Journal of Marriage and Family and as an Editorial Board member for eight journals on sociology, family, and personal relationships.

The Postdivorce Family - Ross A Thompson and Paul R Amato An Introduction to the Issues PART ONE: THE CONSEQUENCES OF DIVORCE FOR CHILDREN Postdivorce Family Life for Children - Robert E Emery An Overview of Research and Some Implications for Policy Causes and Consequences of Divorce - Alan Booth Reflections on Recent Research PART TWO: PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY AFTER DIVORCE The Custody of Children of Divorcing Families - Eleanor E Maccoby Weighing the Alternatives Improving the Law Relating to Postdivorce Arrangements for Children - Katharine T Bartlett PART THREE: NONRESIDENTIAL PARENTING Noncustodial Fathers and Their Impact on the Children of Divorce - Michael E Lamb Compliance with Child Support Orders in Paternity and Divorce Cases - Daniel R Meyer PART FOUR: DIVORCE AND SOCIETY The Postdivorce Society - Paul R Amato shaping the Family and Other Forms of Social Organization Values, Policy and Research on Divorce - Ross A Thompson and Jennifer M Wyatt Seeking Fairness for Children

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