Alternative Routes in the Remarriage Market: Competing-Risk Analyses of Union Formation after Divorce

Remarriage after divorce and depression risk.

As marriage is associated with lower depression rates compared with being single in men, we aimed to examine if remarriage compared with remaining divorced is also associated with a reduced depression risk. Swedish register data were used to define a cohort of men who were born between 1952 and 1956 and underwent a compulsory military conscription assessment in adolescence. This study populatio...

Divorce, Remarriage and the Housing Market

Subjects that the research investigated included the housing tenure of divorcing couples; the housing circumstances of the ex-spouses, including the number that lived as independent households and the effect on the number of separate households. Also studied were how many divorcees remained in owneroccupation and was there evidence about whether this involved moves to poorer and presumably chea...

Study of Quality of Remarriage After Divorce Grounded Theory Method

Introduction: With the increasing rate of divorce, remarriage has become common. It also has less satisfaction and stability than the first marriage. Therefore, due to the lack of enough knowledge in this area, the present study was conducted to study the quality of remarriage and providing a conceptual model for it.  Methods: This was a qualitative research study, and it was performed using th...

Parting: The Aftermath of Separation and Divorce / Recycling the Family: Remarriage after Divorce

Does the New Testament Approve Remarriage after Divorce?

Gordon Wenham is Professor of Old Testament, University of Gloucestershire, and is known internationally for his scholarship. He is the author of numerous books and ar ticles, including the two volume commentary on Genesis in the Word Biblical Commentary series. His most recent book is Story as Torah: Reading the Old Testament Ethically. He is also the co-author of the book Jesus and Divorce. “...