Interpersonal & Family Relations in Intercultural Marriages
Department of Anthropology, RSPAS
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Interpersonal & Family Relations in Intercultural Marriages
Department of Anthropology, RSPAS
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Stories: MarriageWhat is it like to be married to someone from a different culture?
Research FindingsIn many ways, these marriages and families share many commonalities with other marriages, especially regarding the mundane nitty-gritty of everyday family life. Who does what in the house, who pays the bills, does the shopping, makes decisions regarding the household and raising the children are issues and concerns that characterise marriage in general.
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