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• Title:Not the marrying kind : a feminist critique of same-sex marriage.
  
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• Author/Creator:Barker, Nicola.
  
• Published/Created:Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ; New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2012.
  

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  • Call Number: HQ1033 .B37 2012
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

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  • Call Number: HQ1033 .B37 2012
    
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• Library of Congress Subjects:Same-sex marriage--Cross-cultural studies.
  
• Description:xiv, 231 p. ; 24 cm.
  
• Series:Palgrave Macmillan socio-legal studies.
  
• ISBN:9780230299825
  0230299822
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: Not the marrying kind?
  Background
  Cross-jurisdictional comparisons
  Theoretical frameworks
  Chapter outline
  Part I
  1. Marriage Model
  Introduction
  Marriage and the marriage model
  Structure
  Legal consequences
  Ideology
  Conclusion
  2. Different Institutions for Same-Sex Relationships: A Departure from the Marriage Model?
  Introduction
  Domestic partnership
  Reciprocal beneficiary
  Civil union
  Registered partnership
  Civil partnership
  Civil solidarity pact
  De facto relationships
  Conclusion
  3. Same-Sex Marriage Litigation
  Introduction
  United States
  Canada
  South Africa
  Conclusion
  Part II
  4. Arguments for Same-Sex Marriage
  Introduction
  Civilizing gays and strengthening marriage: the conservative case for same-sex marriage
  Snakes and ladders: access to the legal benefits of marriage
  Symbolic recognition
  Formal equality and sameness
  Recognizing diversity: lesbian difference, egalitarian marriage and political resistance
  Conclusion
  5. Second-Wave Theories for Third-Wave Families? Feminist Perspectives on (Same-Sex) Marriage
  Introduction
  Marriage and patriarchy: radical feminist perspectives
  Marriage, patriarchy and capitalism: socialist feminist perspectives
  Marriage and the (post)modern family
  Marriage and the privatization of care
  Conclusion
  6. Of Outlaws and In-Laws: The `Ambivalent Gift' of Legal Legitimation
  Introduction
  Becoming in-laws: legal recognition as liberation?
  Outlaws
  In-laws
  marginalization of `public sex' as compulsory heterosexuality
  Towards a radical conception of recognition: a return to redistribution
  Conclusion
  Conclusion
  Not the marrying kind
  Recognizing all families? Beyond marriage and beyond conjugality.