Some aspects of gender inequality in selected African literary texts by L.L. Kwatsha

“…The aspects of gender that are discussed, include gender stereotypes, gender roles, gender identity, the superiority of men, inequality in polygamous marriages, sex roles, the sexual division of labour and arranged marriage. This study will also include the views of writers from other part of Africa. …”
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The Congo in literature by Luc Renders, Henriette Roos

“…This is not surprising as Belgium was a reluctant partner in a hastily arranged marriage of convenience in 1908. The colonial link was forged when Leopold II was granted sovereign rule over the Congo at the Conference of Berlin in 1885. …”
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Constraints on “Free Choice”: The Role of Marriage in a Hungarian Romungro Community by Cecília Kovai

“…I will point out that although the concept and practice of marriage here are different from those of non-proletarianized communities—for example, the notion of “arranged marriage” does not exist among Romungros—marriage seems to be the most significant institution in the everyday life of the community. …”
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Demographic factors and marital satisfaction among Iranian married students in Malaysia by Ahangar, Katayoon, Juhari, Rumaya, Yaacob, Siti Nor, Abu Talib, Mansor

“…Results indicated that age, length of marriage, arranged marriage and educational level have significant relationship with marital satisfaction, however, length of stay in Malaysia, income and gender do not have any significant relationship with marital satisfaction. …”
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Family therapy in India by Anuradha Vishwas Sovani

“…Traditional systems of arranged marriage and a joint family, in vitro fertilization interventions and the family pressures to have a baby, the impact of work on family life and the onslaught of social media and family migrations across the globe are some of the issues outlined. …”
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Saint Agnes of Bohemia: A Thirteenth-Century Iconoclast and the Enduring Legacy of Her Convent as a Sacred Space for Religious Art by J. David Puett

“…Refusing to accept her expected role of becoming an item of negotiation in an arranged marriage to strengthen a political alliance, Agnes of Bohemia (1211–1282), daughter of King Přemysl Otakar I of Bohemia and Queen Constance of Hungary, chose to use her royal dowry to finance construction of the first hospital, convent, monastery, and church in Prague committed to the teachings of Saint Francis. …”
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LA FEMME SENTIMENTALE ET IDEALISÉE : MME DE TOURVEL DANS LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES by Yuqin GONG

“…Similar to other women in the high society of that time, she accepts an arranged marriage without love, does everything possible to follow her duty, and struggles against her love for Valmont. …”
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Sikap Remaja Putri Terhadap Pernikahan Dini di Dusun Wonontoro Desa Jatiayu Kecamatan Karangmojo Kabupaten GUnungkidul by Ekawati Ekawati, Kiki Indriyanti

“…According on population and family planning agencies nationwide (BKKBN) in 2014 showed that the high rate of early marriage because of low eduation, economic needs, culture of young marriage and arranged marriage. The purpose to know about the overview of teenage attitudes against early marriage in Wonotoro hamlet, Jatiayu village, Karangmojo, Gunung kidul regency. …”
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At the Crossroads of Marriage: Experiences of Young Urban Middle-Class Women Negotiating Family and Sexuality Within Heterosexual Intimate Relationships in North India by Tanya Lamba

“…The women in this study have been able to move beyond the traditional norm of arranged marriage but have still not taken the leap of choice free of the broader institutions of caste, class, and family. …”
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Juvenile marriages, child-brides and infant mortality among Serbian gypsies by Čvorović Jelena

“…For most of these girls/women, endogamous, arranged marriages are negotiated at an early age, usually without their consent. …”
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Factors Associated with Domestic Violence Against Women in Tehran by r s, Maryam Vizheh, Nasibeh Zanjari

“…Keywords: Domestic Violence, Arranged Marriage, Power Structure, Social Class, Social Structure.…”
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Nine yard sarees : a family portrait by Prasanthi Ganapathy Ram

“…Spanning across India, Singapore, Australia and even America, the multigenerational family portrait examines the idea of inherited tradition and identity by delving into several issues including patriarchy, arranged marriage, interracial relationships, pregnancy, as well as domestic abuse. …”
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Is it enough just to demonstrate that the advanced therapy medicinal products do work or we would prefer to keep walking on the Moon? by Dinko Mitrečić

“…Instead of spontaneous exploration in all directions, this commentary proposes an arranged marriage between scientific community and big investors sustained by combination of governmental requirements in the form of real time data sharing, reimbursement warranties according to demonstrated efficacy and clear recognition of the primary targets with accompanying pre-defined financial frameworks.…”
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Analisis Faktor Perilaku Seks Pranikah Remaja Berdasarkan Teori Transcultural Nursing di Kabupaten Sumba Timur by Imelda Mbati Mbana, esti yunitasari, ni ketut alit armini

“…This is due to the existence of local cultural customs and customs which allow arranged marriage in adolescents. Matchmaking is carried out by parents with the aim of completing the social strata (maramba) and mostly to improve the economic status of the family.…”
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Attributions related to spousal sexual violence among married women in Turkey by Sinan Tetik, Koray Başar, Vesile Senturk Cankorur

“…Women who had an arranged marriage had higher rape-supportive attributions. …”
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Clinical characteristics, adjustment between the couples and the quality of sexual life of married women who are exposed to physical domestic violence by Ava Sirin Tav, Bülent Kadri Gultekin, Beyza Sarioz Arpacioglu

“…While 42.0% of those who had not been exposed to domestic physical violence had an arranged/involuntary marriage, the percentage of those who had an arranged marriage among women who were exposed to domestic violence was 61.3%. …”
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PANDANGAN DUNIA PENGARANG DAN KONTEKS SOSIAL “RUMAH TANPA JENDELA” KARYA ASMA NADIA by Muawanah Muawanah

“…The result of this study shows that: (1) the background of social and cultural life of society in the novel RTJ is the existence of two groups of people, namely the poor and the rich one, social and cultural life of the poor and the rich, education is unriecheable,  expensive and halfwau school,  the rules of religious life, culture of arranged marriage of parents, violence against children, education for children with special needs, a moral and unmoral attitude of society and group of band without drugs, (2) point of view of the author that poverty is a test, although living in poverty flogging a good life principle must be maintained, (3) the class of people who represented the author is of the lower class ir poor people. …”
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SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS OF DEPRESSION AMONG FEMALES VISITING OUTPATIENT CLINIC IN DISTRICT GHIZAR, GILGIT-BALTISTAN, PAKISTAN: A PILOT STUDY by Shakila Bano, Amimah Fatima Asif, Shoaib Saadat, Niaz Muhammad

“…Sixty-one (83%) women had arranged marriage. Majority of women (n=43; 58.9%) were housewives. …”
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Frequency of Prenatal Care Uptake and the Factors Affecting it in the 15-49 Age Group, and to Evaluate the Suitability of the Service Provided. by Ozlem KARABULUTLU, Gulhan AKDEMIR

“…No statistically significant relationships were found between the frequency of uptake of prenatal care with the age, the age at first marriage or the age at first gestation of the pregnant woman, with having had an arranged marriage, a planned pregnancy, or a stillbirth, with the death before age 5 of a child born alive, with place of residence, with being in receipt of social security benefit, with the level of education of the pregnant woman and her spouse, with the pregnant woman and her spouse having a regular income from employment or with the family’s economic status (p˃0.05). …”
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Reflection of oppression through imaginary homeland in Lakshmi persaud’s raise the lanterns high by Mani, Manimangai, Veeraputhran, Veeramohan

“…Vasti, the protagonist is a liberal and smart woman who is set to an arranged marriage and she realises that the groom is the culprit in the rape incident she witnessed ten years ago. …”
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