A discussion of the nature of family life, especially the concepts
of duty, responsibility and obligation. The author looks at
political and popular debates in this area bringing together
material from many disciplines within the social sciences. She
looks at the historical perspective, uses empirical evidence about
contemporary families and highlights the gaps in research on these
topics. The whole discussion is set in the context of current
economic and social changes - including social policy and welfare
provisions - which create external pressures upon family life. The
author argues that these affect both the need for support and the
capacity of family members to provide it.
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