Routledge What Women Want: Evidence from British Social Attitudes - Routledge

Explore the changing landscape of the British family structure in What Women Want: Evidence from British Social Attitudes. This Routledge publication examines how the role of grandparents has traditionally held families together in highly developed nations like Great Britain. It provides a deep look into the rising trend of single motherhood and the growth of extended families without men or work. As the proportion of single mothers with daughters who also become state-dependent single mothers increases, this book addresses the emergence of the British underclass. It offers insights into why policymakers may be overlooking these shifts and how understanding these roots is necessary for those looking to revive traditional values. This text is an essential resource for those studying sociology and the social shifts affecting modern society and mainstream connection.