-confessional marriages and hence we will deduce the interethnic ones). These constraints have their origin in the family, Church and … century was the time of a tight relation between the State and the Church from the point of view of family life management … church law. The modern State became lay, its institutions becoming better organised. In this context, the family proved to be …

and professional status undoubtedly had an important role in achieving and settling a family despite the reduced number of … was ever growing entailed changes in family relations. There were also mutations in family relations, domestic group and … and professional status had more marital options? To what extent other “constraints” (confession, ethnie, civil status …

identity of Transylvanians: 1. records made by the Austrian state authorities; 2. Church documents. They must be viewed and … on nationality from the few censuses conducted by the Hungarian State, we propose based on analysis of other documents …

The family, its formation, the relationships between man, woman, children and relatives, as well as the relationships … family (including the extended one) and with the rest of the community. More often than not, the individual behaviour … influence went growing brought about alterations in the family relations. Then, there were mutations in the relationship between …

had no contact (e.g., children from previous marriages). We find that in complex families past and current contact between …

had no contact (e.g., children from previous marriages). We find that in complex families past and current contact between …

their marriages in a streamlined, uncontested process. The lack of court involvement renders the administrative divorce … option affected the stability of marriages in the Netherlands. Leveraging the ban of the procedure in 2009, I show that the …