Changing patterns of marriage and household formation in peninsular Malaysia

Based on surveys conducted among different ethnic groups in rural and urban settings in peninsular Malaysia in 1981-82, the authors analyse changes in patterns of marriage and household formation among Malays, Chinese and Indians. They point out that there are important cultural differences between...

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Published in:Sojourn
Main Author: Tan Poo Chang (Author)
Contributors: Jones, Gavin W. (Other)
Format: Print Article
Language:English
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Published: Institution 1990
In: Sojourn
Further subjects:B Divorce
B Indians
B Urbanization
B Family
B Malaysia
B Man
B Woman
B Marriage
B Chinese people
B Malays
B Ethnic group
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Summary:Based on surveys conducted among different ethnic groups in rural and urban settings in peninsular Malaysia in 1981-82, the authors analyse changes in patterns of marriage and household formation among Malays, Chinese and Indians. They point out that there are important cultural differences between the main Malaysian ethnic groups in matters related to marriage, but in many important respects, attitudes and practice are tending to converge somewhat. (DÜI-Sen)
ISSN:0217-9520
Contains:In: Sojourn