Oriel Sullivan is a professor in the department of behavioral sciences at Ben Gurion University, Israel.

Sullivan marshalls persuasive evidence that marriage is in the process of being fundamentally transformed by the changing roles, relations, and negotiations of husbands and wives. Even marriages organized according to the so-called "traditional" male breadwiner/female homemaker division are responding to changing values and expectations. An important contribution to our understanding of modern marriage.

• Part 1 Part I: Changing TheoryChapter 2 Theorizing ChangeChapter 3 Slow Nature of Change, Slow Change in TheoryPart 4 Part II: Evidence for ChangeChapter 5 The Discursive Context: Attitudes, Language, and MasculinitiesChapter 6 Cross-National Changes in Domestic Labor: Convergence over Time?Chapter 7 Difference and Change in Domestic Labor between Couples: Some More Equal Than Others?Part 8 Part III: Changing Gender Relations at HomeChapter 9 The Intimate Context: Gender Consciousness and IntimacyChapter 10 Change at Home: Research Examples and a FrameworkChapter 11 Conclusion: A Project for Change?

Oriel Sullivan is a professor in the department of behavioral sciences at Ben Gurion University, Israel.

Sullivan marshalls persuasive evidence that marriage is in the process of being fundamentally transformed by the changing roles, relations, and negotiations of husbands and wives. Even marriages organized according to the so-called "traditional" male breadwiner/female homemaker division are responding to changing values and expectations. An important contribution to our understanding of modern marriage.

• Part 1 Part I: Changing TheoryChapter 2 Theorizing ChangeChapter 3 Slow Nature of Change, Slow Change in TheoryPart 4 Part II: Evidence for ChangeChapter 5 The Discursive Context: Attitudes, Language, and MasculinitiesChapter 6 Cross-National Changes in Domestic Labor: Convergence over Time?Chapter 7 Difference and Change in Domestic Labor between Couples: Some More Equal Than Others?Part 8 Part III: Changing Gender Relations at HomeChapter 9 The Intimate Context: Gender Consciousness and IntimacyChapter 10 Change at Home: Research Examples and a FrameworkChapter 11 Conclusion: A Project for Change?

Oriel Sullivan is a professor in the department of behavioral sciences at Ben Gurion University, Israel.

Sullivan marshalls persuasive evidence that marriage is in the process of being fundamentally transformed by the changing roles, relations, and negotiations of husbands and wives. Even marriages organized according to the so-called "traditional" male breadwiner/female homemaker division are responding to changing values and expectations. An important contribution to our understanding of modern marriage.

• Part 1 Part I: Changing TheoryChapter 2 Theorizing ChangeChapter 3 Slow Nature of Change, Slow Change in TheoryPart 4 Part II: Evidence for ChangeChapter 5 The Discursive Context: Attitudes, Language, and MasculinitiesChapter 6 Cross-National Changes in Domestic Labor: Convergence over Time?Chapter 7 Difference and Change in Domestic Labor between Couples: Some More Equal Than Others?Part 8 Part III: Changing Gender Relations at HomeChapter 9 The Intimate Context: Gender Consciousness and IntimacyChapter 10 Change at Home: Research Examples and a FrameworkChapter 11 Conclusion: A Project for Change?