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Changing Relations Achieving Intimacy In A Time Of Social Transition 1st Edition Robin Goodwin

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Changing Relations Achieving Intimacy In A Time Of Social Transition 1st Edition Robin Goodwin
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.44 MB
Pages: 246
Author: Robin Goodwin
ISBN: 9780521842044, 0521842042
Language: English
Year: 2009
Edition: 1

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Changing Relations Achieving Intimacy In A Time Of Social Transition 1st Edition Robin Goodwin by Robin Goodwin 9780521842044, 0521842042 instant download after payment.

In a fast-changing world, what impact does social change have on our everyday relationships? How do modernisation processes influence our broader values, and how might these then affect our desires to marry, have a family and develop our social networks? And how do sudden events in a society - invasions, civil conflict, terrorist attacks, collapse of a political system - influence our relationship decisions and processes? In this book Goodwin critically reviews the literature on modernisation and contemporary relationships, challenging simplistic conclusions about the 'end of intimacy' and the inevitable decline of personal commitment. Reviewing work from across the globe, he also contends that adaptation to rapid change is moderated by individual, social class and cultural variations, with consequently differing impacts on everyday relations. In doing so he brings together contemporary debates in psychology, sociology and the political sciences on coping with social change and its impact on personal relations.

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