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	Class and the New Family in the Wake of the Housing Collapse Julie P. Torrant Over the last several decades some significant shifts in family have transformed the traditional forms of family and shaped what is now genera Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-01-04 21:14:38 Open Document File Size: 383,24 KB Share Result on Facebook City Los Angeles / / Company Newsweek / Bernstein / / Continent America / / Country Poland / United States / Italy / / Currency USD / / IndustryTerm finance/financial services / finance / healthcare / energy / / Movie Under the Tuscan Sun / In the Name of the Family / / Person Harriet Fraad / Stephen Resnick / Elisabeth Beck-Gernsheim / Stephanie Coontz / Wini Breines / Julie P. Torrant / Cultural Logic / Mary McIntosh / Jennifer Hirsch / Judith Butler / Krystyna Iglicka / Gender Trouble / Anthony Giddens / Gay Male Intimacy / Margaret Cerullo / Judith Stacey / Richard Wolff / Kath Weston / Michèle Barrett / / Position Nicole Constable / homemaker / Butler / / ProvinceOrState Tuscany / / PublishedMedium Newsweek / / SocialTag Social theories Sociological paradigms Economic ideologies Philosophical movements Nuclear family Postmodernity Family Feminism Capitalism Sociology

Class and the New Family in the Wake of the Housing Collapse Julie P. Torrant Over the last several decades some significant shifts in family have transformed the traditional forms of family and shaped what is now generaAdd to Reading List