Marriage and the family in a Maltese parish: St. Mary's (Qrendi) in the eighteenth century [0.03%]
十八世纪马耳他教区的婚姻与家庭：圣母玛利亚（克伦迪）教堂为例
Frans Ciappara
Frans Ciappara
This article addresses the Maltese traditional family, taking St. Mary's (Qrendi) as a test case. It results that couples married in their early twenties, while a high proportion of men and women never married at all. Marriage was not popul...
Stevan Harrell,Wang Yuesheng,Han Hua et al.
Stevan Harrell et al.
Many models have been proposed to explain both the rapidity of China's fertility decline after the 1960s and the differential timing of the decline in different places. In particular, scholars argue over whether deliberate policies of ferti...
William S Deller
William S Deller
This article is part of a wider study that examines over 10,000 jurors' testimonies in proof-of-age hearings from 1246 to 1432, which were conducted to determine the legal majority of heirs-in-chief of the crown. It looks specifically at mo...
The family is worthy of being rebuilt: perceptions of the Jewish family in Mandate Palestine, 1918-1948 [0.03%]
犹太人的家庭观念值得被重建（1918-1948年英国委任统治时期的巴勒斯坦）
Tammy Razi
Tammy Razi
Although the Jewish community of Palestine was an extremely family-oriented society and the institute of the family played a major role in the establishment of the new Zionist nationhood, the historiography has henceforth paid little attent...
An empirical analysis of the effects of consanguineous marriages on economic development [0.03%]
近亲结婚对经济增长影响的实证分析
Melike Bildirici,Meltem Kökdener,Oezgür ömer Ersin
Melike Bildirici
In this study, development experiences toward economic development are investigated to provide an alternative analysis of economic development, human capital, and genetic inheritance in the light of consanguineous marriages. The countries a...
Fertility trends, marriage patterns, and savant typologies in Albanian context [0.03%]
阿尔巴尼亚人口生育趋势、婚姻模式及特殊人才类型学研究
Albert Doja
Albert Doja
In this article, the author focuses on the speculative literalism and typologism in current scholarship to construct a taken-for-granted view, taking issue especially with many points raised in the literature on the subject that have associ...
Absent husbands, single wives: success, domesticity, and seminuclear families in the nineteenth-century Great Lakes world [0.03%]
缺席的丈夫，独立的妻子：19世纪大湖区家庭中的成功、家务与半核心家庭结构关系探究
P Bradley Nutting
P Bradley Nutting
The industrial and transportation revolutions of nineteenth-century America separated work from home (at least for the growing middle class) and intensified the development of masculine and feminine spheres devoted to success and domesticit...
Living above the shop: home, business, and family in the English "Industrial Revolution" [0.03%]
商住合一：工业革命时期的家园、事业与家庭（英）
Hannah Barker,Jane Hamlett
Hannah Barker
This article explores the living arrangements and familial relations of small business households in northwest English towns between 1760 and 1820. Focusing on evidence from inventories and personal writing, it examines the homes that such ...
The inertia of sex: Henry Adams on family and the politics of unconditional love [0.03%]
性的惯性：亨利·亚当斯眼中的家庭与无条件的爱的政治学
Brian Duff
Brian Duff
This article offers a reassessment of the contemporary relevance of the political thought of Henry Adams through a focus on his ideas about the relationship between family and politics. Adams' ideas have been dismissed by contemporary think...
The "afterlife" of parenting: memory, parentage, and personal identity in Britain c. 1760-1830 [0.03%]
记忆、亲子关系和个人身份：1760-1830年间的英国“产后”时期的亲子关系与个人身份问题
Joanne Bailey
Joanne Bailey
Remembering parentage and parents in life writings in Britain c. 1760-1830 served four functions. First, recounting parentage enabled the writer to situate himself or herself in terms of social status, personal value, and worth. Second, mem...