Focusing on the resilience of the family as a social institution, Brigitte Berger argues that despite contemporary challenges, it will continue to play a crucial role in society. She examines the institutional importance of the family, its alignment with societal stability, and the potential risks posed by modern issues. Berger also explores demographic shifts and contentious topics like gay marriage and divorce, offering a long-term perspective on the family's evolution and its significance for a democratic and prosperous future.
