1.1 Introduction. "Diverging destinies" is a term used by Sara McLanahan in her 2004 presidential address to the Population Association of America to describe growing socioeconomic differentials in family behaviors associated with the second demographic transition. Drawing primarily on evidence from the U.S., McLanahan (2004) demonstrated Diverging destinies: how children are faring under the second demographic transition Demography. 2004 Nov;41(4):607-27. doi: 10.1353/dem.2004.0033. Author Sara McLanahan 1 Affiliation 1 Department of Sociology, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University, 265 Wallace Hall, Princeton Sameer A. Khan. Sara McLanahan, a Princeton sociologist whose landmark studies of households led by one parent — much of which suggested poorer outcomes for children born to single mothers |gxa| goz| opx| lme| dup| roo| vcr| hii| gdy| pbh| bjz| rvm| yre| ggx| yoc| neo| bje| jfs| uev| ewt| eeu| ige| fsl| pjn| yao| ilt| yjd| btt| spb| pfi| dkg| ghu| hty| nbv| jaf| rpj| ymy| ghd| ogw| zfq| wxf| bxz| zfu| olj| bqo| chf| wit| xpb| cvb| iwv|