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Unmarried Parents And Models Of Fatherhood: New Or Conventional Ideas About Paternal Involvement?

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  • Maureen Waller

    (Public Policy Institute of California)

  • Sara McLanahan

    (Princeton University)

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  • Maureen Waller & Sara McLanahan, 1999. "Unmarried Parents And Models Of Fatherhood: New Or Conventional Ideas About Paternal Involvement?," Working Papers 986, Princeton University, School of Public and International Affairs, Center for Research on Child Wellbeing..
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