Family law across cultures (comparative family law)

Gautier, Arlette

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“…For example, across five European countries, the country of residence affected the correlation between particular standards and satisfaction (Goodwin & Gaines, 2004). Of relevance to the current article, in many Muslim‐majority cultures, traditional gender roles in the family are legally and culturally normative (Gautier, 2020). In this context, traditional gender roles might be highly valued in the couple's relationship.…”

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“…Another cultural distinction of Malaysia relates to Family Law. In many Muslim‐majority countries, traditional Islamic religious values are often reflected in Sharia family law, which can include having a young age at which women can be married, allowing polygamous marriage, and at times having an absence of civil, economic, and domestic violence protection rights for women (Gautier, 2020). Malaysia, however, has a distinctive dual‐family law system.…”

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Relationship standards and Malay Muslim couples' marital satisfaction

Nordin,

Halford,

Barlow

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J Marital Family Therapy

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Relationship standards are beliefs about what is important in high‐quality couple relationships. Clarifying standards cross‐culturally informs theory about relationship quality and goals for culturally appropriate couple therapy. The current study assessed four standards (Couple Bond, Family Responsibility, Relationship Effort, and Religion) in n = 113 Malay Muslim couples, and the association of those standards with marital satisfaction. All four standards were strongly endorsed, Religion was the most strongly endorsed, and there were minimal sex differences. Separate actor–partner interdependence models showed actor effects of all four standards on own satisfaction for husbands and wives, partner effects of three of the four husbands' standards (not Relationship Effort) on wives' satisfaction, but no partner effects of female standards on male satisfaction. The findings underscore the importance of all four standards in Malay Muslim marriages and that attention to all these standards might need to be part of couple therapy with Malay couples.

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Relationship standards and Malay Muslim couples' marital satisfaction

Nordin,

Halford,

Barlow

et al. 2023

J Marital Family Therapy

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“…In terms of responsibility in business, business households must be responsible with all their assets and this is the joint responsibility. Activities and responsibilities of business households, to a certain extent, are still governed by traditional family factors; regulations and boundaries between legal regulations and decisions of the "pillar of the family" are very fragile, which can affect the rights of members of the business household as well as the partner who is the rightful party in business transactions performed by the household (Gautier, 2020;Cashmore, 2011;Azzis, 2021).…”

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Business households in the context of Vietnam's culture and law

Giang

Huong

2022

lingcure

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The article analyzes and clarifies the position and role of business households in the system of business entities in the market economy in Vietnam. From its small-scale position, restrictions on the rights to use labor and business locations, current Vietnamese laws have established provisions to ensure equality in legal status, autonomy, and self-responsibility on business transactions of business households. However, the business household is built and managed on the basis of the family, the members of the business household both show blood relation and economic relation. Therefore, the family traditional cultural factors have a huge impact on the internal and business relations of household businesses. The traditional family relationship, and the relationship among the members (of the business household) in the business relations related to asset liability and the development support policy of the State will form the pillar to promote the development of household businesses to become an important and indispensable part of the market economy and international integration in our country currently.

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Ancient World Sexual Behaviors

Roy

2023

Encyclopedia of Sexual Psychology and Behavior

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Family law across cultures (comparative family law)

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Relationship standards and Malay Muslim couples' marital satisfaction

Relationship standards and Malay Muslim couples' marital satisfaction

Business households in the context of Vietnam's culture and law

Ancient World Sexual Behaviors

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