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Long Range Planning, 1990
I n today's business environment, top managers in the international company are faced with a challenge that may be described as "the managing of mixed marriages." There are several of these so-called mixed marriages to contend with: the mixed economies involving government either through subsidy or nationalization; the interdependent economies of the ...
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I n today's business environment, top managers in the international company are faced with a challenge that may be described as "the managing of mixed marriages." There are several of these so-called mixed marriages to contend with: the mixed economies involving government either through subsidy or nationalization; the interdependent economies of the ...
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Language and Education, 2019
This study explores the language use of Southeast Asian marriage-migrant mothers in South Korea with their mixed-heritage children, and the challenges related to heritage language (HL) transmission.
Mi Yung Park
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This study explores the language use of Southeast Asian marriage-migrant mothers in South Korea with their mixed-heritage children, and the challenges related to heritage language (HL) transmission.
Mi Yung Park
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The demographic effect of mixed marriages
European Journal of Population, 1988This paper gives a formal expression for the demographic effect of mixed marriages, i.e., the effect on the number of children, and thereafter illustrates the long-term effects of these marriages with a simple simulation model.
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Internal migration, marriage timing and assortative mating: a mixed-method study in China
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2019We examine how rural-to-urban migration influences marriage timing and assortative mating by family origins using data from the 2012 Chinese Family Panel Studies and in-depth interviews conducted in Beijing.
Zheng Mu, W. J. Yeung
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Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1970
As IN other Anglo-Saxon countries, Australians think of interfaith marriages as CatholicProtestant marriages. There are too few Jews in Australia to make a Jewish-Gentile marriage at all common. In the 1961 Census, 2,465 or eight percent of all married Jews, were married to a Christian spouse.
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As IN other Anglo-Saxon countries, Australians think of interfaith marriages as CatholicProtestant marriages. There are too few Jews in Australia to make a Jewish-Gentile marriage at all common. In the 1961 Census, 2,465 or eight percent of all married Jews, were married to a Christian spouse.
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“Marriage was not an option”: ethnoreligious mixed marriage in Israel
Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2022Maha Sabbah-Karkabi
exaly