Titlebook: Renewing the Family: A History of the Baby Boomers; Catherine Bonvalet,Céline Clément,Jim Ogg Book 2015 Springer International Publishing

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The Baby Boomers’ Childhoodand a general lack of material comfort. However, significant improvements in social conditions were made during their childhood, such as the arrival of household appliances. The chapter demonstrates the authoritarian upbringing of the baby boomers and notably the strict education in France. The grea

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The Family in Perpetual Motionility and rising divorce. The chapter shows how some explanations for these trends can be found in the fact that the baby boomers started to hanker after a new society—one with greater freedom, especially sexual freedom, and sought to move beyond the narrow confines of traditional family life. Parti

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Rebellious Teenagersstate of mind and desire for change. The chapter examines the residential separation between the baby boomers and their parents. It shows how for some baby boomers, going to secondary school brought their first separation from their parents, while an increasingly large number left home when they wen

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Life outside the Family: Working Womene chief beneficiaries and main protagonists in these transformations. Women contributed to the rise in student numbers, the growth in the economically active population and the increase in service-sector jobs, as well as major demographic changes such as the decline in marriage rates and fertility,

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The Family Wins Throughcted on their family lives. Different types of living arrangements, including leaving the parental home to live alone, living together before marrying, staying married and separating are examined through the narratives of the baby boomer informants. The chapter shows how new family configurations su

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Caught Between Parents and Childrenlved in their adult childrens’ lives. At the same time, difficulties for children in establishing themselves into adult life impact on family relationships. Parents experience ‘boomerang’ children, who return to live in the parental home after having encountered difficulties in finding work and acco

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Baby Boomers and Their Family Entourage relationships and reciprocal help between family members. These families are also characterised by close geographical proximity. Dispersed family circles also maintain close family contacts but relationships are moderated through larger geographical distances. Finally isolated families, where kinsh

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