Family Matters (2003-2007)
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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No. 77, 2007
Family relationships
Family relationships and the new family law system; programs to help stepfamilies and pre-marriage education; parent-child relationships
Families caring
"Families care" highlighting the range of different ways that families care for each other
Family relationships through life
The Institute's research plan 2006-2008, and relationship trends in marriage and parenting
Children in context
Mothers' age and work characteristics, child and family services, neighbourhoods and community development
Growing Up in Australia:
The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children - first findings
Allocating time to work and family
Mothers' views on using formal child care; Access to family-friendly work arrangements
Atittudes to child support
The experience of time with children after divorce; Commitment in marriage and relationships; Mother's employment transitions following childbirth
Being young
Adolescent development, aspirations and becoming adult, and shaping new life patterns
Family trends
Changing patterns of partnering,; Fostering social competence in young adults; Parents' child care choices
