Rethinking East-Central Europe: family systems and co-residence in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

Delve into the intricate family dynamics of the 18th century with "Rethinking East-Central Europe: Family Systems and Co-Residence in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth" by Mikolaj Szoltysek. Published by Verlag Peter Lang in 2016, this comprehensive new edition spans an impressive 826 pages.

Through the lens of historical census microdata and quantitative analyses, Szoltysek explores the patterns of home-leaving, life-cycle service, marriage, and household formation within diverse subpopulations of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The book sheds light on domestic group structures and living arrangements that defined this era, offering valuable insights into the social fabric of East-Central Europe.

This engaging read is perfect for anyone interested in family studies, historical sociology, or the complexities of European history. Expand your understanding of family systems in this pivotal region by adding this essential work to your collection today.