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Marriage migration and multicultural relationships / Elli Heikkilä and Daniel Rauhut (eds.).
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Language
English
Published/Created
Turku, Finland : Institute of Migration, 2015.
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199 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 25 cm.
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HQ1032 .M37 2015
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Interethnic marriage
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Intercountry marriage
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Immigrants
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Family relationships
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Issuing body
Siirtolaisuusinstituutti (Finland)
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Heikkilä, Elli K.
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Rauhut, Daniel
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Series
Migration studies ; C 25.
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Migration Studies / Institute of Migration, 0356-780X ; C 25
Summary note
"With human mobility on the rise, multicultural marriages have become noticeably more common in the past decades. The marriage market has thus expanded over time, going from being exclusively local and national to becoming increasingly global. Marriage, in turn, has become a significant factor that influences migration. This edited book looks at marriage migration and multicultural marriages from a wide range of viewpoints and takes into account the spectrum of dynamism" --From page 4 of cover.
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Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Preface. Chapter 1. Over time and space: what do we know? / Elli Heikkilä and Daniel Rauhut
Chapter 2. The globalization of marital opportunity: the South Korean online introductions industry / Michael Bégin
Chapter 3. Intercultural marriage migration in Japan / Fumie Kumagai
Chapter 4. Global dimensions of professionals in transnational marriage migration: courting adjustments and ties to homeland / Stanley D. Brunn
Chapter 5. Marriage migration from Turkey to Germany: how underprivileged couples cope with immigration regulations or not / Gaby Strassburger and Can M. Aybek
Chapter 6. Integration and challenges in multicultural marriages: Finnish experiences / Elli Heikkilä
Chapter 7. Finnish men in intercultural marriages: experiences and competencies / Hannu Sirkkilä
Chapter 8. Intercultural couple's perspectives on parenting and child raising / Carine Cools
Chapter 9. Migration-related vulnerability: the example of domestic violence among marriage migrants in the Swiss context
Chapter 10. The disequilibrium marriage market and migration: a theoretical exposition / Daniel Rauhut
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ISBN
9789525889840 ((pbk.))
952588984X ((pbk.))
OCLC
929648833
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