This book provides an examination of common familial trends and
differences across Europe from the 1960s. It ties in with current
major concerns on social policy and the family, and the changing
nature of the family in Europe - and the West in general. It
applies the different cases of Spain and Finland to the rest of
Europe. It includes historical context of changing family
structures, implications for social policy, demographic issues,
family practices.This book examines common familial trends and
differences throughout Europe from the 1960s onwards and discusses
the most common theoretical explanations for convergence and
divergence. Eriikka Oinonen reveals how structural factors such as
the labour market, the welfare state and the EU affect Europeans'
family related choices.
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