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Post-divorce arrangements for children: A psychological perspective

M. P. M. Richards Child Care and Development Group, University of Cambridge
Pages 133-151 | Published online: 01 Feb 2008

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Jeremy Roche. (1991) The Children Act 1989: Once a parent always a parent?. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 13:5, pages 345-361.
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FlorenceW. Kaslow & Margaret Robinson. (1988) Mediation with families in separation and divorce in the united kingdom: links with family therapy. The American Journal of Family Therapy 16:1, pages 60-72.
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Jane Lewis. 2003. Families and the State. Families and the State 69 87 .
BREN NEALE. (2016) Dialogues with Children. Childhood 9:4, pages 455-475.
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TAPOLOGO MAUNDENI. (2016) Seen But Not Heard?. Childhood 9:3, pages 277-302.
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Bren Neale & Carol Smart. (2016) Experiments with Parenthood?. Sociology 31:2, pages 201-219.
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Kate StandleyKate Standley. 1993. Family Law. Family Law 172 185 .
H. McGurck & M. Glachan. (2006) CHILDREN'S CONCEPTION OF THE CONTINUITY OF PARENTHOOD FOLLOWING DIVORCE. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry 28:3, pages 427-435.
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