Families Under Stress

Community Work and Economic Change

Stewart Crysdale

ISBN 978-1-55077-007-0, First, 1990

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Families Under Stress explores the adaptation of families in a downtown community to changes in the work and community environment over a period of nearly twenty years.

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The author looks at changes in job satisfaction, social mobility, family-work tension, marital discord, sex roles, education, religious and community ties, race relations and political participation. The study has important implications for public policy with respect to education, employment, community organization and the provision of community services. Author Stewart Crysdale York University No biography available. Preface The Family Adapts Some Things Change; Others Don't Job Mobility and Correlates: Indicators of Opportunity How Workers Feel About Jobs Education: Leveller and Barrier Associations and Politics: The Decline of Social Bonding Faith: Defender and Liberator Family-Work Tension and Marital Accord Sex Roles and Spousal Conflict Afterview, Discussion and Policy Implications Appendix Instructor's Manual There is no classroom support for this resource.

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Families Under Stress

Families Under Stress

Community Work and Economic Change

Author

Stewart Crysdale

York University

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