Age, children, and living apart together: Predicting entry into residential and nonresidential partnerships after experiencing a dissolution

Authors: Davis Daumler

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Type	Master’s thesis
Author	Davis Daumler
Publication Year	2015
Title	Age, children, and living apart together: Predicting entry into residential and nonresidential partnerships after experiencing a dissolution
City	Montréal, QC
Department	Département de sociologie
University	McGill University
Publication Language	English

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Data Used

General Social Survey - Access to and Use of Information Communication Technology

Cross-Sectional, Single (2000 to 2000)

GSS

Research Data Centre(s)

QICSS (Montréal)

MTL

Canadian Research Data Centre Network