Jonathan Alschech
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3557495 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jonathan Alschech |
| PRENOMES | Jonathan |
| SOBRENOME | Alschech |
| ASSINATURA | ALSCHECH J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Toronto |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5958-8839 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Problem of Partial Privilege
Research on inequality in South Africa emphasizes the continuation of the historically produced inequalities along racial categories. Based on an ethnography of the desegregation process of student residences in contemporary South Africa, the authors show how certain types of white students find themselves in a situation in which their endowment with economic and cultural capital constitutes a privilege, while their ethnoracial positioning in cur…
The Co‐Parenting Across Family Structures Scale
Co‐parenting, the undertaking of parents working together to raise their children, is well documented as an important consideration of children's adjustment in Western countries, but we know less about the role of co‐parenting in other cultures. In China, for example, co‐parenting has only recently emerged in the social science literature. This study aimed to examine the cultural sensitivity of the CoPAFS instrument among Chinese Mandarin‐speakin…
Love on the Spectrum (US Version 2022; Australian Version 2019)
Coparenting in English-Speaking and Chinese Families
While coparenting-related conceptual frameworks and empirical studies have received considerable attention in Western countries, there is far less attention on this topic in other regions. This study seeks to fill this gap by comparing coparenting dynamics between English-speaking and Chinese parents. This study begins by reviewing coparenting relationships in both Western and Chinese contexts. Study participants comprised 399 English-speaking pa…
Are separated/divorced same sex families more likely to establish equal coparenting? A preliminary outcome from a court‐based program
In this article, we examine the impact of inconsistent laws and possible judicial bias on children's opportunities to experience interaction and support from all parents, when those same parents separate/divorce. The Family Resolutions Specialty Court (FRSC) in Massachusetts provides a model through which procedures support all parents and minimize bias by engaging parental involvement collaboratively. Using exploratory data collected and analyze…
The Family Resolutions Specialty Court ( FRSC )
This article looks at how four distinct programs contributed to the family law evidence‐base supporting the desirability, effectiveness and cost‐effectiveness of family dispute resolution programs. The central program discussed is the Family Resolutions Specialty Court (FRSC), an alternative court‐based means of settling child‐related legal disputes. FRSC is based on research evidence, but it also incorporates clinical experience and wisdom along…
The Impact of Coparenting on Mothers' Covid-19-Related Stressors
To test and explore whether more positive coparenting will significantly predict lower COVID-19-related stress across family configurations and dynamics and across both higher- and lower-income mothers, we developed and circulated an online survey among mothers from the U.S. and Canada. Coparenting was measured using the Coparenting Across Family Structures (CoPAFS) short form (27 items) scale, comprised of factors representing five coparenting d…
Fatherhood Among Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Research on young parents experiencing homelessness has typically focused on mothers and pregnant women. Young homeless fathers’ tendencies to decline involvement throughout pregnancy and in their children’s lives have been documented and condemned; however, little is known about young men’s perspectives on these situations. This exploratory study engaged homeless young men in qualitative interviews regarding their perceptions and experiences of …
Navigating peer-influences in a large youth homeless shelter in North America
“Fathers’ Rights” Activism, Discourse, Groups and Impacts
The fathers’ rights movement emerged in its current form in the 1980s as a decentralized, transnational, grassroots network of activists, support groups, and public polemics concerning child custody and child support laws and policies in the context of separation and divorce. This scoping review reports on existing research on the fathers’ rights movement to provide a comprehensive roadmap of how the fathers’ rights movement has so far been under…
Experiences and perceptions of social constraints and social change among lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons in Lesotho
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and other sexually and gender diverse persons negotiate for their identities, create communities and advocate for their rights throughout the world. However, there are limited data about the perceptions of social change among sexually and gender diverse persons in contexts where same-sex sexual practices have been recently decriminalised, such as in 2010 in Lesotho. We conducted semi-structured in-depth intervi…
The Impact of Coparenting on Mothers' Covid-19-Related Stressors
To test and explore whether more positive coparenting will significantly predict lower COVID-19-related stress across family configurations and dynamics and across both higher- and lower-income mothers, we developed and circulated an online survey among mothers from the U.S. and Canada. Coparenting was measured using the Coparenting Across Family Structures (CoPAFS) short form (27 items) scale, comprised of factors representing five coparenting d…
“Fathers’ Rights” Activism, Discourse, Groups and Impacts
The fathers’ rights movement emerged in its current form in the 1980s as a decentralized, transnational, grassroots network of activists, support groups, and public polemics concerning child custody and child support laws and policies in the context of separation and divorce. This scoping review reports on existing research on the fathers’ rights movement to provide a comprehensive roadmap of how the fathers’ rights movement has so far been under…
Experiences and perceptions of social constraints and social change among lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons in Lesotho
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and other sexually and gender diverse persons negotiate for their identities, create communities and advocate for their rights throughout the world. However, there are limited data about the perceptions of social change among sexually and gender diverse persons in contexts where same-sex sexual practices have been recently decriminalised, such as in 2010 in Lesotho. We conducted semi-structured in-depth intervi…
Fatherhood Among Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Research on young parents experiencing homelessness has typically focused on mothers and pregnant women. Young homeless fathers’ tendencies to decline involvement throughout pregnancy and in their children’s lives have been documented and condemned; however, little is known about young men’s perspectives on these situations. This exploratory study engaged homeless young men in qualitative interviews regarding their perceptions and experiences of …
Navigating peer-influences in a large youth homeless shelter in North America
The Family Resolutions Specialty Court ( FRSC )
This article looks at how four distinct programs contributed to the family law evidence‐base supporting the desirability, effectiveness and cost‐effectiveness of family dispute resolution programs. The central program discussed is the Family Resolutions Specialty Court (FRSC), an alternative court‐based means of settling child‐related legal disputes. FRSC is based on research evidence, but it also incorporates clinical experience and wisdom along…
The Impact of Coparenting on Mothers' Covid-19-Related Stressors
To test and explore whether more positive coparenting will significantly predict lower COVID-19-related stress across family configurations and dynamics and across both higher- and lower-income mothers, we developed and circulated an online survey among mothers from the U.S. and Canada. Coparenting was measured using the Coparenting Across Family Structures (CoPAFS) short form (27 items) scale, comprised of factors representing five coparenting d…
Are separated/divorced same sex families more likely to establish equal coparenting? A preliminary outcome from a court‐based program
In this article, we examine the impact of inconsistent laws and possible judicial bias on children's opportunities to experience interaction and support from all parents, when those same parents separate/divorce. The Family Resolutions Specialty Court (FRSC) in Massachusetts provides a model through which procedures support all parents and minimize bias by engaging parental involvement collaboratively. Using exploratory data collected and analyze…
Love on the Spectrum (US Version 2022; Australian Version 2019)
Coparenting in English-Speaking and Chinese Families
While coparenting-related conceptual frameworks and empirical studies have received considerable attention in Western countries, there is far less attention on this topic in other regions. This study seeks to fill this gap by comparing coparenting dynamics between English-speaking and Chinese parents. This study begins by reviewing coparenting relationships in both Western and Chinese contexts. Study participants comprised 399 English-speaking pa…
The Co‐Parenting Across Family Structures Scale
Co‐parenting, the undertaking of parents working together to raise their children, is well documented as an important consideration of children's adjustment in Western countries, but we know less about the role of co‐parenting in other cultures. In China, for example, co‐parenting has only recently emerged in the social science literature. This study aimed to examine the cultural sensitivity of the CoPAFS instrument among Chinese Mandarin‐speakin…
The Problem of Partial Privilege
Research on inequality in South Africa emphasizes the continuation of the historically produced inequalities along racial categories. Based on an ethnography of the desegregation process of student residences in contemporary South Africa, the authors show how certain types of white students find themselves in a situation in which their endowment with economic and cultural capital constitutes a privilege, while their ethnoracial positioning in cur…
Psychology (9 obras) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (7 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Developmental psychology (5 obras) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Coparenting (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Medicine (3 obras)