List of Tables
List of Figures
Foreword
Preface
An Introduction to the Demography of Sexual Orientation
1. Same-Sex Partnering Data in the 2000 U.S. Census: An Overview
Part I. Spatial Distribution, Residential Segregation, and Migration
2. Patterns of Same-Sex Partnering in Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan America
3. The Residential Segregation of Gay Males and Lesbians from Heterosexuals
4. Gay Male and Lesbian Enclaves in the San Francisco Bay Area
5. Factors Affecting the Migration Decision of Gay Men and Lesbians
Part II. Same-Sex Unmarried Partners and the Family
6. Characteristics of Same-Sex Families
7. The Effects of Sexual Orientation on Dimensions of Family Attachment
Part III. Same-Sex Unmarried Partners in the Labor Market
8. The Economic Cost of Homosexuality
9. Sexual Orientation and Occupational Segregation
Conclusion: Implications for Law, Policy, and Future Research on Sexual Orientation
Appendix
Notes
Bibliography
Contributors
Author Index
Subject Index