This study focuses on efforts made by the Aceh government to protect women and children before after illegal marriages. The author uses a victimology theory approach see in these cases. examines two problems; how modus operandi of marriage under state law occurs what countermeasures Government has taken Pre Post-Illegal Marriage Aceh. research is combination Normative Empirical research. result...

Now that some of the historic barriers to economic success for U.S. women and minorities have begun to fall, women and blacks, in particular, are moving upward on the nation's socioeconomic ladder. Melissa Kearney reviews evidence that improved economic opportunities for these two groups make sex and race less important than they once were in determining economic status. But sex- and race-based...

Marital pattern in a Namibian society is predominantly of never married women, and the rates are increasing, while the proportion of those getting married is falling, nevertheless, these proportions decline as age increases. Quantitative research revealed differences in marital status by place of residence, education level and age group suggesting that aspects of culture, marriage practices and...

The purpose of this study was to determine the profile Family Planning Village in Muara Bulian District, Batanghari Regency, characteristics EFA analyze influence level age at first marriage, family income, education, employment status. Regency. analytical tool used descriptive analysis data by describing or and multiple regression analysis. results are that research have been carried out on fa...

BACKGROUND Based on aggregate statistics, the population of Israel, as compared to all or most other developed societies, has very high levels of fertility and marriage (e.g. TFR of 2.96 in 2009 and only 9.7% never married among women aged 40-44 in 2009). However, studying aggregate demographic measures is problematic, because Israel is an extremely heterogeneous society, with family formation ...

BACKGROUND In North America and Europe, population aging challenges the institutions responsible for elder care. In these environments, older individuals rely on offspring to provide social, instrumental and financial support. However, reliance on offspring, and offspring's provision of support, depend on several factors. OBJECTIVE In this paper, we examine how offspring's union status is ass...

Background: In the Caribbean in particular Jamaica, no study has been done to examine married respondents in order to understand reasons for their greater health status. The objectives of the current study are: 1) examine the sociodemographic characteristics of married people in Jamaica; 2) evaluate self-rated health status of married people in Jamaica; 3) determine factors that account for goo...