Gregory Swedberg
Gregory Swedberg
Mexico's legalization of divorce in 1917 generated tension in working-class communities such as Orizaba between traditional forms of gender relations that afforded men the right to control and discipline their wives and budding legal opport...
Edward Slavishak
Edward Slavishak
By examining the professional lives of two popularizers of eugenic thought from the 1910s to the 1940s, this study illustrates the broader change from "mainline" to "reform" eugenics in the United States. Roswell Hill Johnson's university t...
The role of Protestant children's homes in nineteenth-century Ontario: child rescue or family support? [0.03%]
十九世纪安大略省新教儿童之家的作用：拯救儿童还是家庭辅助？
Charlotte Neff
Charlotte Neff
The Children's Protection Act of 1893 introduced Ontario's first full-fledged child protection scheme. However; for half a century, children's homes had been helping disadvantaged children, and they played a key role in the evolution of an ...
Inheritance and intergenerational wealth transmission in eighteenth-century Ottoman Kastamonu: an empirical investigation [0.03%]
十八世纪奥斯曼卡斯塔莫努的继承与代际财富传承：一项实证研究
Boğaç A Ergene,Ali Berker
Boğaç A Ergene
This article investigates the relationship between inheritance and wealth in the context of eighteenth-century Ottoman Kastamonu. Based on the estate inventories of the deceased (sing. tereke) as recorded in Kastamonu court records (sicils)...
A status of her own: women and family identities in seventeenth-century Aveiro, Portugal [0.03%]
自己的身份：17世纪葡萄牙阿威罗的女性与家庭认同感
Darlene Abreu-Ferreira
Darlene Abreu-Ferreira
Through the examination of a set of baptismal records from Aveiro, a coastal town between Lisbon and Porto in northern Portugal, this study explores the ways in which women were identified in relation to their families and community, and in...
Ivonne Honekamp
Ivonne Honekamp
The German government spends about euro 185 billion on measures to support families. This amount is above European Union average, but still, families have become smaller and the number of childless couples has increased. This article outlin...
Who married how? Modeling marital decisions in early-twentieth century Taiwan [0.03%]
谁嫁给了谁？ modeling 20世纪早期台湾的婚姻决定
Sping Wang,Jan Kok,Ying-Chang Chuang
Sping Wang
Marriage in Taiwan in the early twentieth century was a very diverse phenomenon. Marriages could be in the "minor" fashion, in which the bride was adopted at an early age by her parents-in-law. They could also be of the virilocal "major" ty...
Family trauma through generations: incest and domestic violence in rural Sweden in the nineteenth century [0.03%]
跨世代的家庭创伤：19世纪瑞典农村的乱伦和家庭暴力
Ulf Drugge
Ulf Drugge
Two generations of a family who lived in mid-nineteenth rural Sweden are described. Domestic violence was a common feature in the first generation family. The salient feature there was undoubtedly the incestuous father-daughter relationship...
Flax seed, goose grease, and gun powder: medical practices by women homesteaders in Saskatchewan (1882-1914) [0.03%]
Saskatchewan(1882-1914)女性定居者医疗实践探究：亚麻籽、鹅油和火药
Sandra Rollings-Magnusson
Sandra Rollings-Magnusson
Various studies conducted over the past three decades have highlighted the social, political, and economic impact that women homesteaders had on the western prairie region. Their involvement on the family homestead, whether taking part in s...