Family Matters (1993-1997)
Family Matters is the research journal of the Australian Institute of Family Studies. It contains the latest Institute research and contributions from Australia's most respected social scientists, social policy analysts, service provider and research agencies. Prospective authors should read our Guidelines for Authors. All research papers are subject to a formal review process.
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Family values: Is there agreement?
Family relations and later life; the role of fathers as confidants for teenagers; understanding parenthood
New findings
Marriage, cohabitation and family life; experiences and expectations of older married couples
Child support
In Australia and the UK
Family and child perspectives on justice; combating child sexual assault - new measures
Changes at the heart of family households; children's rights in family law disputes; child protection policies
Family ties
Adults and their parents; family networks in urban and rural settings; links between child abuse and family violence; impact of the work environment on workers with families
Friends, families and support
Help from parents: does divorce make a difference? older generations and family support; young adult friendships
