Frank Furstenberg was born in Baltimore,Maryland,into an established Jewish family. His father,Frank Furstenberg Sr.,was a prominent physician and advocate for national health care[5] and his mother,Edith Hollander Furstenberg was a social worker and family matriarch.[6] His siblings include the late founding owner of Politics and Prose,Carla Furstenberg Cohen,[7][8] the master baker,Mark Furstenberg,[9][10] Michael Furstenberg,Anne Furstenberg and Ellen Furstenberg.
Adolescent mothers in later life,with J. Brooks-Gunn and S. Philip Morgan. 1987. New York:Cambridge University Press
Managing to make it:Urban families in high-risk neighborhoods,with Thomas Cook,Jacquelynne Eccles,Glen H. Elder Jr.,and Arnold Sameroff. 1999. Chicago:University of Chicago Press
On the frontiers of adulthood:Theory,research,and public policy,edited with Richard A. Settersten Jr. and Rubén G. Rumbaut. 2005. University of Chicago Press
Behind the academic curtain:How to find success and happiness with a Ph.D. (2013. University of Chicago Press)[12]
Personal life
Furstenberg is married to Nina Segre. Together they have five children and six grandchildren and live in Philadelphia. His nephew,François Furstenberg,is a historian at Johns Hopkins University.[13]
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