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Where Are the Fathers in the Literature? Pretty Likely Right Here in Families in Society

Geoffrey and Jennifer Greif (page 433) update a review by Greif and Bailey that Families in Society (FIS) published in February 1990 on the frequency of social work journal articles on fathers. The earlier review examined five core social work journals published during the period 1961 through 1987. The update in this issue examines the same journals' production of articles about fathers in the years 1988 to 1996. Greif and Greif find a dramatic threefold increase in such articles. And they provide a brief analysis on how fathers are viewed in the more recent literature.