Nonmarital cohabitation and marriage are now fundamentally linked, a fact that is routinely
reflected in current research on union formation. Unprecedented changes in the timing …

The diversity induced by migration flows to Western societies has continued to generate
scholarly attention, and a sizable new body of work on immigrant incorporation has been …

Assortative mating fundamentally shapes the characteristics of families and the reproduction
of populations. It organizes people into families and determines the characteristics of …

This article highlights the new racial and ethnic diversity in rural America, which may be the
most important but least anticipated population shift in recent demographic history …

This article presents one of the first comprehensive reviews of intersectionality literature for a
family studies audience. The purpose of this article is manifold:(1) to review the …

In this article, the authors examine how race, gender, and education jointly shape interaction
among heterosexual Internet daters. They find that racial homophily dominates mate …

Over the next generation or two, America's older, largely white population will increasingly
be replaced by today's disproportionately poor minority children. All future growth will come …

More than half of the 41 million foreign-born individuals in the United States today are
noncitizens, half have difficulty with English, a quarter are undocumented, and many are …

Because of the generally high socioeconomic attainments and high intermarriage rates of
Asian Americans, it has been suggested that Asian Americans are reaching parity with …

The authors review research conducted during the past decade on immigrant families,
focusing primarily on the United States and the sending countries with close connections to …