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Publication Date: January 1989
Publisher: American Jewish Committee
Author(s): Steven M. Cohen
Research Area: Culture and religion; Social conditions
Keywords: American Jews
Type: Report
Abstract:
This study analyzes data from seven different major Jewish communities in order to provide some basic information on the family patterns of Jewish young adults (25-39) and their implications for Jewish involvement. The analysis first focuses on rates - that is, the frequency in various sex and age groups - of singlehood, divorce, and intermarriage. It then proceeds to examine how parents' religiosity and education may have affected these rates.