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Cohabitation
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To live together in an emotional/sexual relationship without being married
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Cohabitation
Emancipation of women
Wilkinson 1994
Women in the 'genderquake', no longer prioritise marriage and children as they may have done in the past.
Changing social attitudes
British Social Attitudes Survey 1989 - 2012
1 of 1 71% in 1989 believed that those who want children ought to be married, in 2012 this was just 42%
Secularisation
Gibson
UK has gone through a period of secularisation where the churches values are no longer prioritised.
Berthoud
Acceptance of sex before marriage.
Key information
5.9M in 2012, twice that of 1996
Hanna and Grainger
See it as a "socially legitimate family environment for child bearing"
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