… if they were in marital relationships with greater conflict or they … fathers' ranks for providing,
marital conflict, and direct caregiving … based on fathers' roles in the family and marital conflict. …

… with marital instability in rural households. Using a case study of rural farming households
in … couples in rural farming households and the nature of marital instability among them in …

… list of all fishermen and then with the help of beach management officials made a second list
of fishermen who they … Individual fishermen were randomly selected from the list of married …

… contribution to the family because they farm while their husbands fish. In each of the Brazilian
… Concurrent increases in divorce and nonmarital childbearing have decreased stability of …

… in fish farming by men is valued by women as it helps “… families to have enough fish even
… the community is real, it is not necessarily defining of marital choices or marital happiness. …

… relatively early development of inshore fishing for cod, eels, … waters had become owned by
the farmers of each settlement, but … one boot on the farming land and one in the fishing boat." …

… Conflicts between crop farmers and herders are common in nearly … -farmers’ conflicts on
livelihood of agrarian communities in Kogi State. A total of 135 randomly selected crop farmers …

… fish strengthens their position in this marital/economic relationship. In the past, fishermen gave
their wives fresh fish to … They include peasant farmers recruited from nearby villages, who …

… However, women's employment also increased family strains and decreased marital satisfac…
on fishing families as well as farmers and loggers suggests that commercial fishing families …

… In Norway, there is a long history of families combining farming with forestry, fishing etc. (Blekesaune
et al. 1993). One possible result of this development is that marital disruption has …