BHPS publications

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1. Families, finance and the future: a research report for NS&I

   1. Social Change
   2. Households
   3. Income Dynamics

2. Has parenting changed over recent decades? Can changes in parenting explain the rise in adolescent problem behaviour **NOT FOR CITATION IN CURRENT FORM**

   Frances Gardner, Stephan Collishaw, Barbara Maughan, et al.

   Research Paper, Nuffield Foundation Changing Adolescence Programme Working Paper - 01 Jul 2009
   1. Social Change
   2. Young People

3. Breakthrough Britain: every family matters. An in-depth review of family law in Britain: a policy report by the Family Law Review chaired by David Hodson

   1. Law And Legislation
   2. Social Change
   3. Family Formation And Dissolution

4. Fertility, living arrangements, care and mobility

   1. Demography
   2. Social Change
   3. Childbearing: Fertility

5. Women in and out of paid work: changes across generations in Italy and Britain

   Cristina Solera

   Book, - 2009
   1. Social Change
   2. Labour Market
   3. Life Course Analysis

6. Time trends in parenting and outcomes for young people

   1. Social Change
   2. Young People

7. Lifecourse pathways and housework time: Australia and the United Kingdom

   Michele Haynes, Janeen Baxter, Belinda Hewitt, et al.

   Conference Paper, BHPS-2009 Conference: the 2009 British Household Panel Survey Research Conference, 9-11 July 2009, Colchester, UK - 2009
   1. Time Use
   2. Social Change
   3. Households
   4. Life Course Analysis

8. Health and well-being at older ages: the interlinkage with family life histories, gender, and national contexts: final report prepared in the context of the MAGGIE (Major Ageing and Gender Issues in Europe) research project

   Pearl A. Dykstra, Emily Grundy, Tineke Fokkema, et al.

   Report - 2009
   1. Older People
   2. Social Change
   3. Childbearing: Fertility
   4. Health

9. Chapter 1: singleton society. A new look at trends and forecasts for single living, and an assessment of the impact of single living on individuals

   1. Demography
   2. Social Change
   3. Family Formation And Dissolution