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How I arranged my own marriage

A British case study

Arranged marriages are a controversial subject in Britain, often confused with forced marriage. How much choice is involved for those concerned?

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This interesting article includes material from research using the case study method. Note carefully the difference between a forced marriage and an arranged marriage. Using the experiences of one Bangladesh-born woman, the author shows the complexity involved in choosing a marriage partner while working through the observed customs, traditions and family relationships of Bangladeshi culture. This article is useful for issues concerning the family, gender, culture and identity.

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