Wilfried Dumon
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 128914 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Wilfried Dumon |
| NOMBRES | Wilfried |
| APELLIDO | Dumon |
| FIRMA | DUMON W |
| AFILIACIONES | Institute of Sociology |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 45 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1967 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Family Policy in EEC Countries
Family Policy in the 1980s
During the Reagan administration pressure groups claiming to be pro-family were successful in dismantling existing family welfare programs. Their name was a misnomer because what they advocated resulted in more rather than less suffering for poor families. Members of these groups advocated a return to the idealized fictional world were women stay home and care for children while relying on men to support them. While this situation has never been …
Family and Migration
This paper examines the effects of international migration on internal family structure, as well as the adaptation and integration of families into receiving countries. The importance of the role and function of the family in migration research can be examined from 3 angles: theoretical, methodological, and empirical (that is, the societal relevance of family in migration). A renewed theoretical perspective views the family in the sending country…
Note of the Editor
Problems Faced by Migrations and their Family Members, Particulary Second Generation Migrants, in Returning to and Reintegrating into their Countries of Origin
The growing tendency in Europe and other countries to introduce return migration as an element of migration policy has provoked a number of migration studies. Some of the problems faced by returning migrants and their families have been identified and are outlined here. First generation returning migrants face problems with social and economic assimilation: 1) returnees often practice conspicuous consumption which is resented by local people as t…
The Politics and Programs of Family Policy
The Situation of Migrant Women Workers
The Politics and Program of Family Policy
Family Policy (1978) brought together participants from the United States and Western Europe to examine family policy in light of political, financial, and organizational constraints. The book contains edited seminar papers, ensuing discussion, and useful bibliographies. The purpose of the seminar was to familiarize United States participants with the development of European family legislation and proposals for altering European family services t…
Expert Papers/Communications des Experts/Estudios de Expertos
European and United States Political Contexts for Family Policy Research
In this article we will attempt to sketch the political context within which family policy operates. Scholars and practitioners seeking to do research in the policy area must necessarily take this context into account in any study dealing with program initiation, evaluation or implementation. We will first examine the political implications of attempts to define family policy and then examine its varying manifestations in Western European countri…
Family Migration and Family Reunion
status: Published
Educational Adaptation of Permanent Migrants
The Problem of Sampling and Instrument Construction in a Study of the Entrepreneurial Family in Belgium and the United States
Hill's typology of comparative family research is a challenging attempt to classify international, e.g., cross-cultural, research. This paper intends to criticize some details of this classification, particularly concerning methodological issues. The main point stressed here is the problem of the reconceptualization of the research problem for each different country in which the research has to be carried out
Problems Faced by Migrations and their Family Members, Particulary Second Generation Migrants, in Returning to and Reintegrating into their Countries of Origin
The growing tendency in Europe and other countries to introduce return migration as an element of migration policy has provoked a number of migration studies. Some of the problems faced by returning migrants and their families have been identified and are outlined here. First generation returning migrants face problems with social and economic assimilation: 1) returnees often practice conspicuous consumption which is resented by local people as t…
Family Policy in the 1980s
During the Reagan administration pressure groups claiming to be pro-family were successful in dismantling existing family welfare programs. Their name was a misnomer because what they advocated resulted in more rather than less suffering for poor families. Members of these groups advocated a return to the idealized fictional world were women stay home and care for children while relying on men to support them. While this situation has never been …
Family and Migration
This paper examines the effects of international migration on internal family structure, as well as the adaptation and integration of families into receiving countries. The importance of the role and function of the family in migration research can be examined from 3 angles: theoretical, methodological, and empirical (that is, the societal relevance of family in migration). A renewed theoretical perspective views the family in the sending country…
The Situation of Migrant Women Workers
European and United States Political Contexts for Family Policy Research
In this article we will attempt to sketch the political context within which family policy operates. Scholars and practitioners seeking to do research in the policy area must necessarily take this context into account in any study dealing with program initiation, evaluation or implementation. We will first examine the political implications of attempts to define family policy and then examine its varying manifestations in Western European countri…
Family Policy in EEC Countries
Expert Papers/Communications des Experts/Estudios de Expertos
Family Migration and Family Reunion
status: Published
The Problem of Sampling and Instrument Construction in a Study of the Entrepreneurial Family in Belgium and the United States
Hill's typology of comparative family research is a challenging attempt to classify international, e.g., cross-cultural, research. This paper intends to criticize some details of this classification, particularly concerning methodological issues. The main point stressed here is the problem of the reconceptualization of the research problem for each different country in which the research has to be carried out
Educational Adaptation of Permanent Migrants
Family Migration and Family Reunion
status: Published
Expert Papers/Communications des Experts/Estudios de Expertos
European and United States Political Contexts for Family Policy Research
In this article we will attempt to sketch the political context within which family policy operates. Scholars and practitioners seeking to do research in the policy area must necessarily take this context into account in any study dealing with program initiation, evaluation or implementation. We will first examine the political implications of attempts to define family policy and then examine its varying manifestations in Western European countri…
The Politics and Programs of Family Policy
The Situation of Migrant Women Workers
The Politics and Program of Family Policy
Family Policy (1978) brought together participants from the United States and Western Europe to examine family policy in light of political, financial, and organizational constraints. The book contains edited seminar papers, ensuing discussion, and useful bibliographies. The purpose of the seminar was to familiarize United States participants with the development of European family legislation and proposals for altering European family services t…
Problems Faced by Migrations and their Family Members, Particulary Second Generation Migrants, in Returning to and Reintegrating into their Countries of Origin
The growing tendency in Europe and other countries to introduce return migration as an element of migration policy has provoked a number of migration studies. Some of the problems faced by returning migrants and their families have been identified and are outlined here. First generation returning migrants face problems with social and economic assimilation: 1) returnees often practice conspicuous consumption which is resented by local people as t…
Note of the Editor
Family and Migration
This paper examines the effects of international migration on internal family structure, as well as the adaptation and integration of families into receiving countries. The importance of the role and function of the family in migration research can be examined from 3 angles: theoretical, methodological, and empirical (that is, the societal relevance of family in migration). A renewed theoretical perspective views the family in the sending country…
Family Policy in the 1980s
During the Reagan administration pressure groups claiming to be pro-family were successful in dismantling existing family welfare programs. Their name was a misnomer because what they advocated resulted in more rather than less suffering for poor families. Members of these groups advocated a return to the idealized fictional world were women stay home and care for children while relying on men to support them. While this situation has never been …
Family Policy in EEC Countries
Political science (10 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics (5 obras) · Citation (4 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras)