Non-first marriage continuing families and their experiences

IANABA Akihide
(Tokyo Metropolitan University)

Title: Non-first marriage continuing families and their experiences

Author: INABA Akihide (稲葉 昭英)

Page: 351–375

Short URL: http://tsigeto.info/qfam/book/14

• Book Title: A Quantitative Picture of Contemporary Japanese Families: Tradition and Modernity in the 21st Century
• Editor: TANAKA Sigeto
• Publisher: Tohoku University Press
• Date: 2013-03
• Language: English
• ISBN: 978-4-86163-226-6
• NCID: BB12087266
• Price: 4,200 yen
• Total Pages: xi+375

Abstract

Chapter 14. Non-first marriage continuing families and their experiences

1. First marriage continuing family

2. Non-“first marriage continuing” family

3. Trends in the increase of non-first marriage continu-

• 3.1. Changes in the unmarried rate
• 3.2. Increase in “never married” and “divorced”
• 3.3. Increase in never married and their households
• 3.4. Increase in single-parent families

4. Non-first marriage continuing family and social stratification

• 4.1. Household income of non-first marriage continuing
• 4.2. Educational attainment of children of non-first marriage continuing families

5. Who belongs to non-first marriage continuing families?

6. Discussion

Keywords

• non-first marriage continuing families
• single-parent family
• high school and university entrance

Tables

• Table 1. Categories of first marriage continuing families and non-first marriage continuing families 3.
• Table 2. Percentage of household type of unmarried by gender and age level
• Table 3. Distribution of family type by child’s birth cohort
• Table 4. Result of the multilevel binary logit model on high school entrance
• Table 5. Result of the multilevel binary logit model on college or university entrance

Figures

• Figure 1. Percentage of men who were unmarried, according to age level from 1955–2010
• Figure 2. Percentage of women who were unmarried, according to age level from 1955–2010
• Figure 3. Percentage of never married individuals to the total population by age level and research year (men)
• Figure 4. Percentage of never married individuals to the total population by age level and research year (women)
• Figure 5. Percentage of divorced individuals to the total population by age level and research year (men)
• Figure 6. Percentage of divorced individuals to the total population by age level and research year (women)
• Figure 7. Percentage of children living in single-parent households (aged 10–14)
• Figure 8. Equivalence scale of household income by family type and age levels
• Figure 9. High school entrance rate of male children by birth cohort and family type
• Figure 10. High school entrance rate of female children by birth cohort and family type
• Figure 11. College or university entrance rate of male children by birth cohort and family type
• Figure 12. College or university entrance rate of female children by birth cohort and family type

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Note

The data for this secondary analysis, National Family Research of Japan 2003 {NFRJ03} and 2008 {NFRJ08} by the NFRJ Committee, Japan Society of Family Sociology, was provided by the Social Science Japan Data Archive, Center for Social Research and Data Archives, Institute of Social Science, The University of Tokyo.

An earlier version of this chapter was presented at Hagi Seminar of the Tohoku University Global COE program (2010.10.17 Sendai).

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