L'evolution du role de l'education dans le choix du conjoint : homogamie educationnelle au Canada et aux Etats Unis depuis les annees 1970
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- Roderick Duncan, 2003. "Does Sex and the City Predict the Future of Marriage?," Challenge, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 46(3), pages 73-88.
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Education; training and learning; Families; households and housing; Household characteristics; Marriage and common-law unions; Outcomes of education;All these keywords.
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