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The Modernization of North African Families in the Paris Area
This chapter is in the book The Modernization of North African Families in the Paris Area
© 2019 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston

© 2019 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Table of Contents V
  3. Introduction 1
  4. PART I: ATTITUDES, KNOWLEDGE, PRACTICES TOWARD BIRTH CONTROL OF NORTH AFRICAN FAMILIES IN THE PARIS AREA
  5. CHAPTER I. The choice of the sample 9
  6. CHAPTER II. The population of the survey 13
  7. CHAPTER III. The real number of children 27
  8. CHAPTER IV. The desired number of children 41
  9. CHAPTER V. The ideal number of children 58
  10. Chapter VI. The use of contraceptive methods 66
  11. CHAPTER VII. Attitude toward birth control 99
  12. PART II: OTHER ASPECTS OF MODERNIZATION OF NORTH AFRICAN FAMILIES IN THE PARIS AREA
  13. Introduction 125
  14. CHAPTER I. The communication in the couple about the number of children to have 127
  15. CHAPTER II. Attitudes toward the marriage of the children 143
  16. CHAPTER III. Norms and expectations concerning the parent-child relationships 153
  17. CHAPTER IV. The preference for the sex of the children 169
  18. CHAPTER V. Attitudes toward children's education and occupation 181
  19. CHAPTER VI. Expectations for the occupational life of the daughter 194
  20. CHAPTER VII. Attitude toward the woman's child-bearing role in the family 199
  21. CHAPTER VIII. Attitude toward planning for the future 206
  22. CHAPTER IX .The attitude toward family size 210
  23. SUMMARY 217
  24. PART III: SOME DIFFERENTIALS OF THE MODERNIZATION OF NORTH AFRICAN FAMILIES IN THE PARIS AREA
  25. Introduction 229
  26. CHAPTER I. The education and modernization in family life 231
  27. CHAPTER II. The husband's occupation and modernization in family life 244
  28. CHAPTER III. The husband's salary and modernization in family life 248
  29. CHAPTER IV. The French language training and modernization in family life 254
  30. CHAPTER V. Number of years in France and modernization in family life 269
  31. CHAPTER VI. Religion and modernization in family life 284
  32. CHAPTER VII. The kind of housing and modernization in family life 293
  33. CHAPTER VIII. French citizenship and modernization in family life 308
  34. Conclusion 317
  35. Bibliography 331
  36. APPENDIX I: The guide of interview 335
  37. APPENDIX II: Some qualitative answers 357
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110880137-toc

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Table of Contents V
  3. Introduction 1
  4. PART I: ATTITUDES, KNOWLEDGE, PRACTICES TOWARD BIRTH CONTROL OF NORTH AFRICAN FAMILIES IN THE PARIS AREA
  5. CHAPTER I. The choice of the sample 9
  6. CHAPTER II. The population of the survey 13
  7. CHAPTER III. The real number of children 27
  8. CHAPTER IV. The desired number of children 41
  9. CHAPTER V. The ideal number of children 58
  10. Chapter VI. The use of contraceptive methods 66
  11. CHAPTER VII. Attitude toward birth control 99
  12. PART II: OTHER ASPECTS OF MODERNIZATION OF NORTH AFRICAN FAMILIES IN THE PARIS AREA
  13. Introduction 125
  14. CHAPTER I. The communication in the couple about the number of children to have 127
  15. CHAPTER II. Attitudes toward the marriage of the children 143
  16. CHAPTER III. Norms and expectations concerning the parent-child relationships 153
  17. CHAPTER IV. The preference for the sex of the children 169
  18. CHAPTER V. Attitudes toward children's education and occupation 181
  19. CHAPTER VI. Expectations for the occupational life of the daughter 194
  20. CHAPTER VII. Attitude toward the woman's child-bearing role in the family 199
  21. CHAPTER VIII. Attitude toward planning for the future 206
  22. CHAPTER IX .The attitude toward family size 210
  23. SUMMARY 217
  24. PART III: SOME DIFFERENTIALS OF THE MODERNIZATION OF NORTH AFRICAN FAMILIES IN THE PARIS AREA
  25. Introduction 229
  26. CHAPTER I. The education and modernization in family life 231
  27. CHAPTER II. The husband's occupation and modernization in family life 244
  28. CHAPTER III. The husband's salary and modernization in family life 248
  29. CHAPTER IV. The French language training and modernization in family life 254
  30. CHAPTER V. Number of years in France and modernization in family life 269
  31. CHAPTER VI. Religion and modernization in family life 284
  32. CHAPTER VII. The kind of housing and modernization in family life 293
  33. CHAPTER VIII. French citizenship and modernization in family life 308
  34. Conclusion 317
  35. Bibliography 331
  36. APPENDIX I: The guide of interview 335
  37. APPENDIX II: Some qualitative answers 357
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