Researched and written by a collaborative team of Americans and
Russians, "Marriages in Russia" explores the myths and realities of
how the first years of market transformation have affected Russian
family life. The research project, in which 2418 individual
interviews of randomly sampled heterosexual couples are used, was
initiated to determine if the relationships between gender
attitudes and the relative social statuses of spouses--based on
such factors as education, occupational prestige, and
income--influence the marital quality spouses experience. Whether
these variables are linked to domestic violence, as data show they
are in the United States, is also examined. The results are
surprising in that they often contradict general beliefs about
Russian gender attitudes and gender attributes, and the analysis of
these findings is ultimately a fascinating look at the post-Cold
War realities of family life in Russia.
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