Teresa Donati Marciano
Biographic Data
| ID | 3956283 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Teresa Donati Marciano |
| GIVEN NAMES | Teresa Donati |
| FAMILY NAME | Marciano |
| SIGNATURE | MARCIANO T D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Fairleigh Dickinson University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Issues of Technology's Possible Futures
No abstract available for this article. KEYWORDS: TechnologyDevelopmentEthicsMoralAccessPower
Wider Families
Rachel's Daughters
Explores the experiences and concerns of newly Orthodox Jewish women, addressing such issues as family, feminism, individuality, and spiritual renewal
A Postscript on Wider Families
No abstract available for this article
Wider Families
No abstract available for this article
Corporate Church, Ministry, and Ministerial Family
No abstract available for this article
The Future of New Religious Movements
Underemployment, Gender, and Life Course
This article focuses on a group of women attorneys launched on careers that are interrupted for shorter or longer periods by the birth of children. Small samples are used for illustration but studied in depth they provide a micro‐level view of employment patterns that are reported in aggregate statistics or the macro level. This article adds gender to the matrix of employment patterns and professional careers. Voluntary underemployment, negotiate…
Women Attached
Chapter 3
No abstract available for this article
Modern Sexism
How Do You Know I'm a Woman
The Threat of a Nuclear Holocaust
No abstract available for this article
Anti-Millennium
No abstract available for this article
New Religious Movements
Families and Cults
No abstract available for this article
Four Marriage and Family Texts
Women and the Future
Male Influences on Fertility
The male preference for children as a factor governing fertility may have been insufficiently examined or confounded by such variables as the female's education, class, religion, or labor market participation. A study comparing the processes of arriving at fertility decisions in marriage shows that the husband's preference for children or for childlessness controls more often than the wife's preference in either case. Using two childless samples …
Marriage and Alternatives
The Politics of Rape
Male Fertility Survey
Crimes Against Women
The Neglected Factor
Sex, Age, and Work
Wider Families
No abstract available for this article
Male Influences on Fertility
The male preference for children as a factor governing fertility may have been insufficiently examined or confounded by such variables as the female's education, class, religion, or labor market participation. A study comparing the processes of arriving at fertility decisions in marriage shows that the husband's preference for children or for childlessness controls more often than the wife's preference in either case. Using two childless samples …
Variant Family Forms in a World Perspective
The favorable evaluation of variant forms by researchers reflects their own search for solutions to strains in traditional family forms; the strains in turn operate on a global scale as a result of the world division of labor and its effect on family and other institutional processes. Family forms labeled variant thus provide indicators of adaptation to the globalization of production, media, their diffusion of common norms, and the consequent.gl…
Corporate Church, Ministry, and Ministerial Family
No abstract available for this article
Underemployment, Gender, and Life Course
This article focuses on a group of women attorneys launched on careers that are interrupted for shorter or longer periods by the birth of children. Small samples are used for illustration but studied in depth they provide a micro‐level view of employment patterns that are reported in aggregate statistics or the macro level. This article adds gender to the matrix of employment patterns and professional careers. Voluntary underemployment, negotiate…
How Do You Know I'm a Woman
The Threat of a Nuclear Holocaust
No abstract available for this article
Four Marriage and Family Texts
Variant Family Forms in a World Perspective
The favorable evaluation of variant forms by researchers reflects their own search for solutions to strains in traditional family forms; the strains in turn operate on a global scale as a result of the world division of labor and its effect on family and other institutional processes. Family forms labeled variant thus provide indicators of adaptation to the globalization of production, media, their diffusion of common norms, and the consequent.gl…
The Neglected Factor
Sex, Age, and Work
Male Fertility Survey
Crimes Against Women
Marriage and Alternatives
The Politics of Rape
Male Influences on Fertility
The male preference for children as a factor governing fertility may have been insufficiently examined or confounded by such variables as the female's education, class, religion, or labor market participation. A study comparing the processes of arriving at fertility decisions in marriage shows that the husband's preference for children or for childlessness controls more often than the wife's preference in either case. Using two childless samples …
Women and the Future
Families and Cults
No abstract available for this article
Four Marriage and Family Texts
New Religious Movements
The Threat of a Nuclear Holocaust
No abstract available for this article
Anti-Millennium
No abstract available for this article
Chapter 3
No abstract available for this article
Modern Sexism
How Do You Know I'm a Woman
Underemployment, Gender, and Life Course
This article focuses on a group of women attorneys launched on careers that are interrupted for shorter or longer periods by the birth of children. Small samples are used for illustration but studied in depth they provide a micro‐level view of employment patterns that are reported in aggregate statistics or the macro level. This article adds gender to the matrix of employment patterns and professional careers. Voluntary underemployment, negotiate…
Women Attached
The Future of New Religious Movements
Corporate Church, Ministry, and Ministerial Family
No abstract available for this article
A Postscript on Wider Families
No abstract available for this article
Wider Families
No abstract available for this article
Rachel's Daughters
Explores the experiences and concerns of newly Orthodox Jewish women, addressing such issues as family, feminism, individuality, and spiritual renewal
Issues of Technology's Possible Futures
No abstract available for this article. KEYWORDS: TechnologyDevelopmentEthicsMoralAccessPower
Sociology (23 works) · Psychology (18 works) · Political science (8 works) · Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics (6 works) · Criminology (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works)