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Perino A, Resta M. 2019. Senior Cohousing: An Organizational Model for Elderly Care. A Trentino Case Study.. Interdisciplinary Journal of Family Studies. 24(2):34-52.

IJFS-2019-2-3.pdf (626 KB)

Pace CSerena, Velotti P, Zavattini GCesare. 2010. Cross-cultural differences in the representation of health, illness and care: investigating the role of the family. Interdisciplinary Journal of Family Studies. 15(1):96-112.

15_1_07.pdf (100.88 KB)

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Macaluso L. 2013. Family and media: a research on newswothiness of family issues. Interdisciplinary Journal of Family Studies. 18(1):89-100.

18_1_06.pdf (237.25 KB)

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Granata G. 2015. Child marriage today: which perspective for girls? Interdisciplinary Journal of Family Studies. 20(1):38-53.

20_1_03.pdf (275.41 KB)

Galbussera M. 2016. The Hikikomori phenomenon: when your bedroom becomes a prison cell. Interdisciplinary Journal of Family Studies. 21(1):54-72.

IJFS-2016-1-4.pdf (228.63 KB)

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Di Stefano S, Antonini C, Sgaramella TM. 2018. Quality of life and family: dimensions and tools for an integrated approach. Interdisciplinary Journal of Family Studies. 23(2):54-72.

IJFS-2018-2-4.pdf (350.24 KB)

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Cusinato M. 2010. Editorial. A renewed launching of Rivista di Studi Familiari. Interdisciplinary Journal of Family Studies. 15(1):1-4.

15_1_01.pdf (19.43 KB)

Cigala A, Fruggeri L, Marozza G, Venturelli E. 2010. Enter and exit from interactions: micro-transitions in family triads. Interdisciplinary Journal of Family Studies. 15(2):152-173.

15_2_11.pdf (141.62 KB)

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Brianda MElena, Miscioscia M, Simonelli A. 2016. The quality of family interactions and marital satisfaction from pregnancy to the child’s age of 10 years: A preliminary report.. Interdisciplinary Journal of Family Studies. 21(1):14-33.

IJFS-2016-1-2.pdf (285.76 KB)

Bobbo N. 2013. Taking care of chronically ill adolescents and their families: doctors, nurses and social workers as a multidisciplinary integrated team or separate professionals? A qualitative investigation Interdisciplinary Journal of Family Studies. 18(1):7-29.

18_1_02.pdf (409.98 KB)