Contexts and controversy
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https://doi.org/10.14301/llcs.v9i2.516Abstract
The research reported in this issue of the journal deals with a range of aspects of the life course, sometimes controversial. The topics concern moving home in childhood, having a child as a teenager and how life transitions vary by disability in adolescence and by sexuality reported in later life. Taken together, these contributions bring out the need to appreciate their contrasting contexts.
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