Report
Ethnicity and family. Relationships within and between ethnic groups: an analysis using the Labour Force Survey
Authors
Publication date
01 Jan 2009
Abstract
This paper outlines the ethnic composition of families in Britain today using the Labour Force Survey household data. That is, it explores whether adults from different ethnic groups are living with someone from the same ethnic group (co-ethnic or ‘same race’ partnerships) or are living with someone from a different ethnic group (inter-ethnic or ‘mixed race’ partnerships), or are living on their own. It also looks at the experience of children living with parents of the same or different ethnic groups (to each other and to the child). Given the growth of those defining themselves in terms of mixed or multiple ethnicities, the prevalence of adults and children of mixed ethnicity is also summarised. Religious affiliation as well as ethnicity may also be a point of similarity or difference within couples. The report also considers the extent to which men and women of different religious affiliations are in co-religionist and interreligionist partnerships. Finally, some indication of trends is given by comparison with earlier analyses of family composition and ethnic group.
Subjects
Family Formation And Dissolution and Ethnic Groups
Links
http://www.equalityhumanrights.com/uploaded_files/raceinbritain/ethnicity_and_family_report.pdf
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