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Ecological determinants of divorce: A structural approach to the explanation of Japanese divorce
1992
Biodemography and Social Biology
This paper examines the ecological determinants of contemporary Japanese dh·orce rates on the prefectural level. LISREL and computer-generated graphics are the analytic methods used. The aggregate level of analysis demands the use of the ecological model which posits that demographic changes, economic activities, migration patterns, and the level of urbanization are significant predictors of divorce rate. Our analysis demonstrates that sex ratio, female labor force participation, female
doi:10.1080/19485565.1992.9988821
fatcat:piic3rvedvabrj5qng56glg7ze