An-Najah University Journal for Research - B (Humanities)

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original_full_paper

The Household Structure in the West Bank and Gaza Strip

Published
1999-12-12
Pages
93 - 124
Full text

Abstract

The aim this study is to analyze the type of the household and its variation in the West Bank Gaza Strip, according to the 1995 Demographic Survey carried out by the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. The results-of this study shows that the nuclear family is the most common in the Palestinian Society, but this type is more common in the West Bank in Gaza Strip. The household in the Gaza Strip is characterized by its large size comparison with the West Bank, because of the variation oftl1e level of fertility. Thus, the Palestinian Society lies in the youth stage according to the demographic transition theory. The monogamy is the most common type of marriage in the West Bank Gaza Strip. The mean age at first marriage is higher in the West Bank than in Gaza Strip for both males and females.

Article history

Received
1998-09-26
Accepted
1999-12-12
Available online
1999-12-12
original_full_paper

The Household Structure in the West Bank and Gaza Strip

Published
1999-12-12
الصفحات
93 - 124
البحث كاملا

الملخص

The aim this study is to analyze the type of the household and its variation in the West Bank Gaza Strip, according to the 1995 Demographic Survey carried out by the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. The results-of this study shows that the nuclear family is the most common in the Palestinian Society, but this type is more common in the West Bank in Gaza Strip. The household in the Gaza Strip is characterized by its large size comparison with the West Bank, because of the variation oftl1e level of fertility. Thus, the Palestinian Society lies in the youth stage according to the demographic transition theory. The monogamy is the most common type of marriage in the West Bank Gaza Strip. The mean age at first marriage is higher in the West Bank than in Gaza Strip for both males and females.

Article history

تاريخ التسليم
1998-09-26
تاريخ القبول
1999-12-12
Available online
1999-12-12