Family policies and family well-being : the role of political culture / Shirley L. Zimmerman.

Exploring the connections between family policies, individual and family well-being and political culture, this volume examines several research projects and concludes that their results challenge the view that governmental social programmes in the United States have been detrimental to family life....

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Main Author: Zimmerman, Shirley
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Newbury Park, California : Sage Publications, [1992]
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Table of Contents:
  • Cover; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction: Mapping the Book; Part I
  • Conceptual Foundations; Chapter 1
  • Family Policies and Families: Their Intersections; Chapter 2
  • The Goal of Family Policy: Individual and Family Well-Being; Chapter 3
  • Political Culture: Definitions and Variations in the 50 States; Part II
  • Empirical Studies; Chapter 4
  • Attitudes toward Government and Families: The Role of Political Culture; Chapter 5
  • States' Policy Approaches to Families: The Role of Political Culture; Chapter 6
  • Family Policies and Family Well-Being: The Role of Political Culture.
  • Part III
  • Summary and ImplicationsChapter 7
  • Family Policies and Family Well-Being and the Role of Political Culture: Summary, Comments, and Conclusions; Appendix A: Glossary of Family Policy Terms; Appendix B: A Survey Questionnaire of Well-Being; Appendix C: States' Political Cultures; Appendix D: Instrument for Survey of Attitudes about the Intergenerational Distribution of Resources; References; Index; About the Author.