This chapter serves as an introduction to the edited volume, which aims to showcase empirical research from across the social sciences on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people\u27s marital relationships. After a brief historical overview of the campaigns for marriage equality in both the US and Canada, the chapter argues that same-sex marriages must be understood on their own terms. Drawing on empirical research, I illustrate that same-sex marriages are distinct from both different-sex marriages and non-marital relationships involving same-sex couples. Finally, the chapter concludes with an overview of the primary chapters that follow
A ruling of the Court of Appeal for Ontario on June 10, 2003, declared the federal definition of mar...
The legalization of same-sex marriage in 2015 in the United States has been a milestone for LGBTQ ri...
This article takes a critical, historical view of the LGBT rights movement in three related areas: m...
Showcasing research from across the social sciences, this edited volume seeks to provide readers wit...
This book shows six different realities of same-sex families. They range from full recognition of s...
Same-sex couples, or couples where both the partners are of the same sex or gender, have long existe...
Perhaps nowhere in family law is this evolution more dramatic than in the burgeoning recognition of ...
This paper explores policy and legal debates over same-sex mar-riage in the United States, focusing ...
The legal mechanism by which same-sex relationships are recognised has long been a contentious issue...
This article reviews feminist critiques of same sex marriage and analyzes how marriage as a socio-le...
This article questions the terms on which groups that have traditionally been treated as other in ...
This book examines all sides of same-sex marriage issues, from how same-sex couples decide whether t...
Although a body of literature on same-sex marriage has begun to develop, it remains unclear how gay ...
A new chapter in "The Future of Children" by Gary J. Gates, Blachford-Cooper Distinguished Scholar a...
The political debates and policies related to the civil marriage rights of same‐sex couples have psy...
A ruling of the Court of Appeal for Ontario on June 10, 2003, declared the federal definition of mar...
The legalization of same-sex marriage in 2015 in the United States has been a milestone for LGBTQ ri...
This article takes a critical, historical view of the LGBT rights movement in three related areas: m...
Showcasing research from across the social sciences, this edited volume seeks to provide readers wit...
This book shows six different realities of same-sex families. They range from full recognition of s...
Same-sex couples, or couples where both the partners are of the same sex or gender, have long existe...
Perhaps nowhere in family law is this evolution more dramatic than in the burgeoning recognition of ...
This paper explores policy and legal debates over same-sex mar-riage in the United States, focusing ...
The legal mechanism by which same-sex relationships are recognised has long been a contentious issue...
This article reviews feminist critiques of same sex marriage and analyzes how marriage as a socio-le...
This article questions the terms on which groups that have traditionally been treated as other in ...
This book examines all sides of same-sex marriage issues, from how same-sex couples decide whether t...
Although a body of literature on same-sex marriage has begun to develop, it remains unclear how gay ...
A new chapter in "The Future of Children" by Gary J. Gates, Blachford-Cooper Distinguished Scholar a...
The political debates and policies related to the civil marriage rights of same‐sex couples have psy...
A ruling of the Court of Appeal for Ontario on June 10, 2003, declared the federal definition of mar...
The legalization of same-sex marriage in 2015 in the United States has been a milestone for LGBTQ ri...
This article takes a critical, historical view of the LGBT rights movement in three related areas: m...