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Department of Anthropology, Yale University, USA; Jackson School of Global Affairs, Yale University, USA; Conflict, Resilience, and Health Program, Yale University, USA. Electronic address:
Research on coparenting is virtually absent from the refugee literature, despite its importance for family systems, children's bio-behavioural and emotional development, and intergenerational responses to social change. In 2022, we conducted 30 semi-structured interviews with Syrian refugees in Jordan and used thematic analysis to examine how fathers and mothers (n = 15 dyads) enacted parenting together. We identified four approaches characterising how couples navigated coparenting interactions, family cohesion, and intergenerational change.
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