History of the family: An international quarterly

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  Año 2005, Número 3

  • Family transmission in Eurasian perspective: Introduction

    Antoinette Fauve Chamoux, Marie Pierre Arrizabalaga

    págs. 183-193

    

  • Population and households dynamics: A mountainous district in northern Japan in the Shûmon Aratame Chô of Aizu, 1750¿1850

    Akira Hayami, Aoi Okada

    págs. 195-229

    

  • A comparative study of family transmission systems in the central Pyrenees and northeastern Japan

    Antoinette Fauve Chamoux

    págs. 231-248

    

  • Household mind and the ecology of the central Pyrenees in the 19th century: Fathers, sons, and collective landed property

    Rolande Bonnain

    págs. 249-270

    

  • Succession strategies in the Pyrenees in the 19th century: The Basque case

    Marie Pierre Arrizabalaga

    págs. 271-292

    

  • Gender aspects of inheritance strategies and land transmission in rural Scania, Sweden, 1720¿1840

    Martin Dribe, Christer Lundh

    págs. 293-308

    

  • Inheritance, succession, and familial transfer in rural Westphalia, 1800¿1900

    Volker Lünnemann, Georg Fertig, Christine Fertig

    págs. 309-326

    

  • Farm transmission and the commercialization of agriculture in northern Maine in the second half of the 19th century

    Béatrice Craig

    págs. 327-344