[Uncertain prognosis of European family evolution]

Demografie

|January 1, 1994

Abstract:

The author discusses past and future changes in the family in Europe. "During the years 1965-1985 demographic characteristics of...Western Europe indicate decline of fertility, nuptiality, growth of the number of divorces as well as growth of illegitimate deliveries....Family sociologists consider the present changes as [a] phenomenon of transformation of the Western-European family." (SUMMARY IN ENG AND RUS)

Keywords:

Demographic Factors Developed Countries Divorce--changes Europe Family And Household Family Characteristics--changes Fertility--changes Illegitimacy Nuptiality--changes Population Population Dynamics Social Problems

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