Data from the 1985 Spanish Survey of Fertility including 8789 women aged 18-49 years is used to examine the timing of 1st births from marriage. Premarital births are excluded. Life table estimates are used to describe trends and differentials. A piecewise constant hazard model, which assumes a constant transition rate within each duration segment (0-7, 8-12, 13-18, 19-24, 25-36, and 37-48 mo...

Abstract Family is crucial for the development and health of children. Parental disharmony quarrels before or after divorce can negatively affect children's health; therefore, we strongly suggest that physicians should question interparental relationship when evaluating a child. Marriage, which forms basis family, has been accepted as only legitimate in all Divine religions allows men women to ...

Article 4 7(1) of Law No 23 2006 on the Administration Population (Adminduk) provides that adoption children is a legal act to transfer rights child from families parents, guardians and others responsible for care, education bringing into their adoptive parents by decision Court Basing this acceptance concept or limitation with certain law-controlled goals aims inevitable consequences, such as ...

The article presents the results of a study psychological problems migrant women in family and child-parent relationships. involved 120 married aged between 22 43 years living Kazan, including 70 indigenous residents city 50 women. following research methods were used work: testing with help questionnaire tests (The satisfaction marriage by Yu.E. Alyoshina, “Parent-child interaction” (I.M. Mark...

The parental sex selection behaviour of altruistic parents without gender specific preference in a monogamous marriage market is studied. Using an OLG model with intra-household resource allocation determined by marriage market bargaining, we find that the equlibrium with a balanced male/female ratio is unstable. Depending on the effect of the marriage market sex ratio on intra-household alloca...

In this study, we examine the effect of children on divorce risks in first and subsequent marriages in Sweden and compare risk patterns in the two types of marriages based on register data. We examine the impact of parity and the age of the youngest child while standardizing for age at marriage, premarital childbearing, calendar year, and marital duration. We apply our models to Swedish registe...

one of the jurisprudentiallaws in law system of islam is the fundamental and important ruleof negation authority.this rule is also one of the dominant principles of islam in foreign policy as well as military, political, economic and cultural areas and on the other hand, the law is applicable in most chaptersof jurisprudence. in this paper, after justifying this ruleaccording to the explicit pr...

I use the experience of China’s One Child Policy to examine how fertility restrictions affect economic and social outcomes over the lifetime. The One Child Policy imposed a birth quota and heavy penalties for “out-of-plan” births. Using variation in the fertility penalties across provinces over time, I examine how fertility restrictions imposed early in the lives of individuals affected their e...

A key limitation of existing research on the influence of family structure on child outcomes in cultures characterized by widespread polygamy is the implicit view of marriage as monolithic and by default monogamous. In the African context, there is the need to make a distinction between polygamous and monogamous mothers since these marital circumstances imply varying levels of parental support ...

The article is devoted to the study of characteristics parenting stress mothers young and preschool children their relation with relationship spouse social support. involved 91 children. Methods include Parenting Stress Index by Richard R. Abidin, Marriage Satisfaction Questionnaire Yuliya Alyoshina, Social support questionnaire (F-SOZU-22), (ISEL), socio-biographical questionnaire. found above...