June 9, 2017

Friday Five 182

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Tax reform for the working class, repartnering after divorce in Belgium, and more links. Tweet This
Interracial cohabitation in the U.S., the global culture children need, and more links. Tweet This

The Global Culture Each Child Needs
Patrick F. Fagan, Mercatornet

The Socio-economic Determinants of Repartnering After Divorce or Separation in Belgium
Inge Pasteels and Dimitri Mortelmans, Demographic Research

Tax Reform for Working-Class Families
Josh McCabe, National Review

Non-cohabiting Relationships Mainly a Transitional Situation in France
Arnaud Regnier-Loilier, NIUSSP

Among U.S. Cohabitors, 18% Have a Partner of a Different Race or Ethnicity
Gretchen Livingston, Pew Research Center

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