Same-Sex Marriage

Fierce and sometimes ugly battles are being waged, especially in America, over who is allowed to marry, and what marriage signifies. By examining these debates and the data from over seventy interviews, Kathleen Hull explores the cultural practices around same-sex marriage as well as the legal battles for recognition.

Author	Kathleen Hull
Publisher	Cambridge University Press
Release Date	2006-02-16
ISBN	052185654X
Pages	277 pages
Rating	4/5 (46 users)

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