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Springer Psychosocial and Legal Perspectives of Marital Breakdown - Spain

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Description

This Springer publication examines divorce as a mass phenomenon shaped by social and economic environments rather than an isolated event affecting only two individuals. The research shifts focus from traditional single-phenomenon perspectives to understanding how broader framework conditions influence marital breakdown and its consequences. By investigating divorce through psychosocial and legal lenses with special emphasis on Spain, the work provides insights into the grounds for divorce and its societal impacts during a period of rising divorce rates. The study treats divorce as a personal experience deeply connected to social structures and economic realities, offering a comprehensive analysis of how these factors interact to influence relationship dissolution and family dynamics in contemporary society.

Key Features

Springer publication offering psychosocial and legal analysis of marital breakdown patterns with specific focus on Spain.

Examines divorce as a mass phenomenon within broader social and economic framework conditions rather than isolated personal events.

Investigates the grounds for divorce and consequences by considering environmental and structural factors affecting relationships.

Addresses changing research perspectives on divorce that recognise how social and economic environments shape personal experiences.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
12 November 2014
Listed Since
12 November 2014

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