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Volume 14 (2025): Issue 1 (Feb 2025): Special Issue: Living apart together: growing up in transnational families. Guest edited by Alexandra König, Jessica Schwittek and Viorela Ducu

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Online ISSN:: 2046-7443

Print ISSN:: 2046-7435

Issue Publication Date:: 01 Feb 2025

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Blinded by neuroscience: social policy, the family and the infant brain

Authors:

David Wastell

and

Sue White

More than the sum of its parts? Contemporary fatherhood policy, practice and discourse

Authors:

Esther Dermott

and

Tina Miller

Parenting support policies in Europe

Author:

Mary Daly

Why do people live apart together?

Authors:

Simon Duncan

Julia Carter

Miranda Phillips

Sasha Roseneil

, and

Mariya Stoilova

‘Realising the (troubled) family’, ‘crafting the neoliberal state’

Author:

Stephen Crossley

The possibilities of happiness: Australian mothers’ aspirations for their children in neoliberal times

Authors:

Catherine Hartung

and

Christine Halse

Between zero tolerance and damage control: policy and parental strategies concerning teenagers and alcohol

Author:

Judith Lind

Cohort and generation: concepts in studies of social change from a lifecourse perspective

Author:

Ann Nilsen

Farewell to family? Notes on an argument for retaining the concept

Authors:

Rosalind Edwards

and

Val Gillies

Fathers and child welfare services in Norway: self-concept and fathering practice

Authors:

Anita Skårstad Storhaug

and

Lee Sobo-Allen

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Volume 14 (2025): Issue 1 (Feb 2025): Special Issue: Living apart together: growing up in transnational families. Guest edited by Alexandra König, Jessica Schwittek and Viorela Ducu

Blinded by neuroscience: social policy, the family and the infant brain

More than the sum of its parts? Contemporary fatherhood policy, practice and discourse

Parenting support policies in Europe

Why do people live apart together?

‘Realising the (troubled) family’, ‘crafting the neoliberal state’

The possibilities of happiness: Australian mothers’ aspirations for their children in neoliberal times

Between zero tolerance and damage control: policy and parental strategies concerning teenagers and alcohol

Cohort and generation: concepts in studies of social change from a lifecourse perspective

Farewell to family? Notes on an argument for retaining the concept

Fathers and child welfare services in Norway: self-concept and fathering practice

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