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Military man, family man / Ruth Jolly

Type de contenu
  • Texte
Type de médiation
  • sans médiation
Titre(s)
  • Military man, family man / Ruth Jolly
A pour autre édition sur un support différent
  • Jolly, Ruth. Military man, family man. 2nd ed London : Brassey, 1992
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Mention d'édition
  • 2nd ed.
Editeur, producteur
  • London : Brassey, 1992
Description matérielle
  • 1 vol. (axiii, 200 pages) ; 23 cm
ISBN
  • 1-85753-005-5
  • 978-1-85753-005-6
Note(s)
  • Première édition : 1987
Note sur le contenu
  • 1. The Military Man in a Changing Society. The Military Inheritance. Husbands, Fathers and Families. Ingredients of Change. The Symmetrical Family. Military Man, Family Man 2. Young Men Going Places. A Collection of Interviews. Social and Educational Backgrounds. Career Motivation: The Self-Image of the Young Military Man. Working Wives. Households. Parenting 3. Military Communities: 'The Married Patch'. Married Quarters Why They Exist. Peculiarities of the Military Housing System. The Look of the Place. People and Problems. Taking On/Giving Up the Tenancy. 'In' Groups and Isolates. Dissenters 4. Variations on a Theme: Different Kinds of Military Community. The Mobile Community. The Community of Mobile Individuals. The Depot Community. The Overseas Base. Boarding School Children. Voluntarily Unaccompanied Husbands 5. Family Problems and the Military Machine. The Accident. The Offence. The Suicide. The Welfare Services. Through the Eyes of the Client In the View of the Military. The 'Battlefield' Welfare System. The Wives' Network. Padres and Doctors. Family Welfare Specialists. Civilian Agencies 6. Understanding the Strain: The Effect of the Military Way of Life on the Family. Military Ethos versus the Family Unit. Constant Adjustment to Loss and Change. Moving House. Absent Husbands 7. Breaking Point. Within a Hair's Breadth. The Serviceman Quits. Divorce 8. The Military and Its Families: Which Way Forward? Starting Points. Us and Them. 'Us and Them': The Married Quarters. Lowering the Barriers. The Heavy Hand of Paternalism. Paternalism and Families. Paternalism and Communities: The Way Forward. To Serve a Depot Community. To Serve a Remote Community. In Conclusion ... Appendix I: Basis for Gathering Study Material by Interview. Annex A Young Married Couples. Annex B Serviceman. Annex C Service Wife Appendix II: Guide to Equivalent Ranks in the Army, the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force
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