World War II and Divorce: A Life-Course Perspective
作者： Eliza K. Pavalko , Glen H. Elder,
DOI: 10.1086/229427
关键词: Government 、 Life course approach 、 Developed country 、 World War II 、 Population 、 Period effects 、 Demography 、 Sociology 、 Military personnel 、 World War II period
摘要: … Using longitudinal data on a sample of American men, this article investigates the effect of the World War II period on divorce by estimating the effects of three aspects of war mobilization…
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