Family Mobility

Discover the intricate dynamics of family mobility in Australia with Family Mobility by Catherine Doherty. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2014, this compelling sociological study spans 222 pages and delves into how families navigate the challenges of career and education amidst varying levels of mobility.

Doherty examines the unique experiences of defence families, who frequently relocate and face institutional stresses that manifest as personal challenges. In contrast, the book highlights how the selective mobility of middle-class professional families exacerbates issues in poorly serviced rural communities. This insightful work is essential for anyone interested in educational sociology, migration, and the intersection of work and family life.

Gain a deeper understanding of the societal implications of family mobility and its impact on education and community services with this important contribution to the field.