Trayectorias de convivencia no matrimonial: el rol de los hijos/as
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Uniones consensuales, familias ensambladas, Chile, niños, transiciones familiaresResumen
Esta investigación estudia el rol que cumplen los/as hijos/as, en común y de relaciones previas, en las trayectorias de unión en parejas convivientes de distinto sexo en Chile. Utilizamos una metodología mixta, con base en análisis de sobrevivencia (cuantitativa) e historias de vida (cualitativa). Nuestros resultados cuantitativos indican que las parejas que conviven con hijos/as en común tienen un mayor riesgo de casarse y un menor riesgo de separarse. Por otra parte, las parejas con hijos/as
de uniones previas tienen un menor riesgo de casarse y un mayor riesgo de separarse. Los resultados cualitativos muestran la centralidad de los/as hijos/as para transformarse en “familia” y las dificultades que enfrentan las familias ensambladas, incluida la situación de madrastras y padrastros.
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