Society, Relationships, Alternative Lifestyles, Polygamy
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- Recognizing existing polygamous marriages of immigrants and providing spouses with the benefits and entitlements normally available to spouses defined by Canadian law is an outstanding issue.
- Articles and opinions on polygamy. Registered users can share their personal thoughts about the issue.
- A student's query regarding the differing interpretations for the cultural reasons for polygyny.
- Provides the media and others with op-eds, press releases and articles from the pro-polygamy view. Gives email-alerts and offers access to a polygamy advocate to interview.
- Unpublished paper from Ted Bergstrom exploring the prevalence and viability of polygamy in various societies. [Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader]
- Features articles and outlines of marriage customs among different societies, which also include information about polygyny.
- Article explaining that the law of polygamy is an affair that depends on calculation.
- Types of Polygamy, Polygamy Worldwide, Patterns of Occurrence, Polygamy and Religion, Legal Situation, and The Case of Mormonism.
- Non-monogamy as a collective action problem. The benefits and disadvantages of different forms of marriage.
- Includes information, personals, arguments as to why polygamy might be beneficial to women, and articles.
- Refuting arguments commonly used against polygamy. Showing the unjustness of stereotyping polygamists as being in cults, abusive, and other.
- Samuel Hearne on polygamy in the Arctic, and the customs of the native people.
- Short article on how polygamy would benefit us, in a secular view point. How polygamy would evolve us to higher levels.
- Article tackling the important question of polygamy.
- Attempts to estimate how common polygamy was in southern African rural society in the 1800's.
- Article about polygamy in Africa, before and after the arrival of the colonizers and Christianity.
- The evolution of marriage and plural marriages.
- Intellectual article by Deborah Anapol about polygamy and monogamy.
- Professor David Friedman's essay exploring economic issues affecting polygamy.
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