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THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE RESULTS OF THE 1989 ELECTION FOR BRITIAN'S 78 SEATS IN THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT. THE THREE WEEK CAMPAIGN IS REPLAYED AND AN ANALYSIS OF THE ELECTION IS PRESENTED WITH TABLES. IT CONCLUDES THAT SO FAR AS THE VOTING IS CONCERNED, THE ONLY CONCLUSION WHICH CAN BE REACHED WITH ANY CONFIDENCE IS THAT THE 1989 EURO-ELECTION WAS HIGHLY INCONCLUSIVE.

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The relationship between women's education & employment in GB & the dramatic changes in British family formation in recent decades are examined based on data drawn from the British General Household Survey. Increased cohabitation, reduced marriage, & delay in childbearing are found. Education is contended to be a powerful influence on the transition to marriage & parenthood among women. It is concluded that the current directions of economic & social change in GB predict a movement toward later & more varied patterns of family formation. 9 Tables, 5 Figures, 22 References. M. Wagner