Charles B Hennon
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 108523 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Charles B Hennon |
| NOMBRES | Charles B |
| APELLIDO | Hennon |
| FIRMA | HENNON C B |
| AFILIACIONES | Miami University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1977 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
A methodological approach for working with families in suas
The paper reviews the current National Policy of Social Welfare in Brazil and the work developed with families within the Brazilian social protection approach. It describes the Unified System of Social Welfare and explores the relationship of the Basic Social Protection to the Bolsa Família Program, the Brazilian program of conditional cash transfer to vulnerable families. It discusses the principles of the methodology for working with vulnerable…
Divorce and Mid- and Later Life Families
A growing number of mid- and later life individuals and families are experiencing divorce and remarriage. Mid- and later life families are those who have begun to or may have launched their adult children. As a result, these families may include in-laws and grandchildren. Limited research has addressed the potentially unique experiences of these families whose lives are made more complex and complicated by divorce, remarriage, or both. The purpos…
Above All, Farming Means Family Farming
This Special Issue presents research and theoretical developments concerning farm-family transitions. Specifically, how qualitative methods sometimes combined with quantitative approaches can bring new understanding to farmfamily functioning and the transitions experienced over several generations or years. The research provides rich details about transition points such as marriages and succession, and changes in production techniques or commodit…
Modernising to Remain Traditional
This article offers three conceptualisations (a typology, a conditional matrix, and six options for farm families remaining "traditional") useful for researching and understanding farming families, especially as they undergo or resist transitions and modernisation. These theoretical constructs are informed by tentative findings from a study of "traditional" farm families in Western Europe. The basic question asked is: How are traditional farm fam…
The Challenge of Conducting Qualitative Family Research in International Settings
The challenge of interviewing families in a different cultural setting is complicated. The researcher not only needs to be aware of but must plan for these particular challenges to approach a successful study. Being aware of the obstacles that might be associated with an international study can serve to prepare the researcher in advance, thus alleviating some unnecessary delay in the field. This examination focuses on the issues that surround gai…
Issues of Split Custody
Split custody involves the separation of siblings (some live with the mother, others with the father) upon parental divorce. Information is presented regarding: (1) the impact siblings have upon each other; (2) the conditions under which this custody arrangement may be granted; (3) the difficulties in deciding split custody; and (4) the difficulties resulting from split custody. Family systems theory is applied to demonstrate problems inherent in…
Research in Rural Sociology and Development
Lifestyles of the Elderly
Introduction - diversity of lifestyles among the elderly, Linda Ade-Ridder and Charles B. Hennon. Part 1: Long-term marriages - a critical review, Michael J. Sporakowski and Leland V. Axelson relationship characteristics of couples married for 30 years or more - a four sample replication, Janette M. Copeland et al quality of marriage - a comparison between golden wedding couples and couples married less than 50 years, Linda Ade-Ridder family stre…
Financial Satisfaction as a Developmental Task Among the Elderly
The Rural Appalachian Low-Income Male
Charles B. Hennon, John Photiadis, The Rural Appalachian Low-Income Male: Changing Role in a Changing Family, The Family Coordinator, Vol. 28, No. 4, Men's Roles in the Family (Oct., 1979), pp. 608-615
Forum on Aging and the Family
Family literature is beginning to include a variety of works that attempt to bridge the gap between research, theory and practice. Yet few papers have attempted to blend the perspectives of researchers, theorists and practitioners. Even in these few papers one aspect is stressed and the others are merely mentioned for further study. The purpose of this paper is to attempt to bridge the gap between family sociologists, gerontologists, marriage and…
The Changing Family
Marriage in a Changing World
The Violent Home
The Intimate Environment
Modernising to Remain Traditional
This article offers three conceptualisations (a typology, a conditional matrix, and six options for farm families remaining "traditional") useful for researching and understanding farming families, especially as they undergo or resist transitions and modernisation. These theoretical constructs are informed by tentative findings from a study of "traditional" farm families in Western Europe. The basic question asked is: How are traditional farm fam…
A methodological approach for working with families in suas
The paper reviews the current National Policy of Social Welfare in Brazil and the work developed with families within the Brazilian social protection approach. It describes the Unified System of Social Welfare and explores the relationship of the Basic Social Protection to the Bolsa Família Program, the Brazilian program of conditional cash transfer to vulnerable families. It discusses the principles of the methodology for working with vulnerable…
Above All, Farming Means Family Farming
This Special Issue presents research and theoretical developments concerning farm-family transitions. Specifically, how qualitative methods sometimes combined with quantitative approaches can bring new understanding to farmfamily functioning and the transitions experienced over several generations or years. The research provides rich details about transition points such as marriages and succession, and changes in production techniques or commodit…
Financial Satisfaction as a Developmental Task Among the Elderly
The Rural Appalachian Low-Income Male
Charles B. Hennon, John Photiadis, The Rural Appalachian Low-Income Male: Changing Role in a Changing Family, The Family Coordinator, Vol. 28, No. 4, Men's Roles in the Family (Oct., 1979), pp. 608-615
The Violent Home
The Intimate Environment
Forum on Aging and the Family
Family literature is beginning to include a variety of works that attempt to bridge the gap between research, theory and practice. Yet few papers have attempted to blend the perspectives of researchers, theorists and practitioners. Even in these few papers one aspect is stressed and the others are merely mentioned for further study. The purpose of this paper is to attempt to bridge the gap between family sociologists, gerontologists, marriage and…
The Changing Family
Marriage in a Changing World
The Rural Appalachian Low-Income Male
Charles B. Hennon, John Photiadis, The Rural Appalachian Low-Income Male: Changing Role in a Changing Family, The Family Coordinator, Vol. 28, No. 4, Men's Roles in the Family (Oct., 1979), pp. 608-615
Financial Satisfaction as a Developmental Task Among the Elderly
Lifestyles of the Elderly
Introduction - diversity of lifestyles among the elderly, Linda Ade-Ridder and Charles B. Hennon. Part 1: Long-term marriages - a critical review, Michael J. Sporakowski and Leland V. Axelson relationship characteristics of couples married for 30 years or more - a four sample replication, Janette M. Copeland et al quality of marriage - a comparison between golden wedding couples and couples married less than 50 years, Linda Ade-Ridder family stre…
Issues of Split Custody
Split custody involves the separation of siblings (some live with the mother, others with the father) upon parental divorce. Information is presented regarding: (1) the impact siblings have upon each other; (2) the conditions under which this custody arrangement may be granted; (3) the difficulties in deciding split custody; and (4) the difficulties resulting from split custody. Family systems theory is applied to demonstrate problems inherent in…
Research in Rural Sociology and Development
The Challenge of Conducting Qualitative Family Research in International Settings
The challenge of interviewing families in a different cultural setting is complicated. The researcher not only needs to be aware of but must plan for these particular challenges to approach a successful study. Being aware of the obstacles that might be associated with an international study can serve to prepare the researcher in advance, thus alleviating some unnecessary delay in the field. This examination focuses on the issues that surround gai…
Above All, Farming Means Family Farming
This Special Issue presents research and theoretical developments concerning farm-family transitions. Specifically, how qualitative methods sometimes combined with quantitative approaches can bring new understanding to farmfamily functioning and the transitions experienced over several generations or years. The research provides rich details about transition points such as marriages and succession, and changes in production techniques or commodit…
Modernising to Remain Traditional
This article offers three conceptualisations (a typology, a conditional matrix, and six options for farm families remaining "traditional") useful for researching and understanding farming families, especially as they undergo or resist transitions and modernisation. These theoretical constructs are informed by tentative findings from a study of "traditional" farm families in Western Europe. The basic question asked is: How are traditional farm fam…
Divorce and Mid- and Later Life Families
A growing number of mid- and later life individuals and families are experiencing divorce and remarriage. Mid- and later life families are those who have begun to or may have launched their adult children. As a result, these families may include in-laws and grandchildren. Limited research has addressed the potentially unique experiences of these families whose lives are made more complex and complicated by divorce, remarriage, or both. The purpos…
A methodological approach for working with families in suas
The paper reviews the current National Policy of Social Welfare in Brazil and the work developed with families within the Brazilian social protection approach. It describes the Unified System of Social Welfare and explores the relationship of the Basic Social Protection to the Bolsa Família Program, the Brazilian program of conditional cash transfer to vulnerable families. It discusses the principles of the methodology for working with vulnerable…
Psychology (12 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (3 obras) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (3 obras) · Social science (3 obras)