Family Studies Review Yearbook, Volume 1 features the first truly representative selection of contemporary work in the growing interdisciplinary field of family studies. The premiere volume in an annual series compiling the best recently published and unpublished articles in the field, it showcases the innovative perspectives, findings, and practices of over 90 family researchers and practitioners. Together, the authors offer a balanced picture of major developments, focusing on such areas as: * family policy; * family stress and coping; * divorce; * family violence; * alcoholism and the family; * work and family; * family economics; * marital enrichment; * marital therapy; * family therapy.