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Diverging Destinies: The Japanese Case
“Diverging Destinies”: A Review of the Research
Introduction
“Diverging Destinies” as Part of the Second Demographic Transition
Implications of Differential Family Change
Posited Explanations
Generality and Variation Across Time and Space
Summary
The Japanese Context and Existing Empirical Evidence
Introduction
Reasons not to Expect a Pattern of Diverging Destinies in Japan
Homogenous Family Life Course
Contraceptive Environment
Gender Division of Labor
Reasons to Expect a Pattern of Diverging Destinies in Japan
Public Policy
Changing Employment Environment
Growing Inequality
Trends in Educational Attainment
Empirical Evidence
Union Formation and Dissolution
Marriage Timing
Educational Assortative Mating
Cohabitation
Divorce
Single-Mother Families
Childbearing
Age at First Birth
Nonmarital Childbearing
Stepfamily Fertility
Mother’s Employment
Synthesis of Existing Research
Union Formation and Dissolution
Introduction
The National Fertility Survey
Early Marriage
Husband’s Educational Attainment
Cohabitation
Divorce
Childbearing and Maternal Employment
Introduction
Early Childbearing
Nonmarital Childbearing
Bridal Pregnancy
Maternal Employment
Discussion
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