<p>"Skillfully crafted around a diversity of concepts, theories, and methods, this handbook represents a wealth of knowledge on family change in twenty-first century Europe. It is a tribute to years of research, debate, and cross-country networking at the European Sociological Association and beyond. In thought-provoking and comprehensive contributions, European family sociologists invite us to explore the changing terrain of family and intimate lives in terms of relationships, proximity, gender, care, parenting, fertility, inequalities, migration, life course and family policy."<br>—<b>Karin Wall</b>, Research Professor, ICS Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal</p><div><div>"The handbook provides an excellent blend of reassessment and reflection on what we know and how we know about families and intimate lives in Europe. Critical overviews and new insights are offered across a carefully chosen range of starting points."<br>—<b>Lynn Jamieson</b>, Professor of Sociology, University of Edinburgh, UK, and series editor for Palgrave Macmillan Studies in Family and Intimate Life</div><div><br></div><div>"This handbook is an excellent compendium of recent scholarship on the sociology of the family by European scholars. It will be a valuable resource for American scholars who wish to keep up with the best research in Europe."<br>—<b>Andrew Cherlin</b>, Professor of Sociology and Public Policy, Johns Hopkins University, USA<p></p></div></div>