We model the consequences of parental control over choice of wives for sons, for parental incentives to educate daughters, when the marriage market exhibits competitive dowry payments and altruistic but paternalistic parents benefit from having married sons live with them. By choosing uneducated brides, some parents can prevent costly household partition. Paternalistic self-interest consequentl...

Dalit people have been marginalized in different spheres of life since the dawn modern civilization. The situation women is even more complex. This paper aims at understanding marginalization a local context Bangladesh based on empirical evidences. Data for study were collected using mixed-method approach. findings reveal that to confront forms discrimination both their own community as well wi...

This article intends to describe the social impact of shrimp cultivation on rural women Bangladesh based empirical study. It was found that relationship has been affected since commencement farming in study area. Majority respondents were unable maintain their previous status due cultivation. Moreover, created various problems like increase rate dowry, divorce, male polygamy, crime villages, fa...

We analyze the nature of marriage market transfers (dowry) by developing a simple competitive model of the marriage market in which bridal families decide how much to transfer to their daughter and how much to transfer to a potential groom. By allocating property rights over total marital transfers in this way, the bridal family influences the outcome of household bargaining. This approach conn...

This research is about the conception and practice of dowry for people in Bangkala village, how it portrays Islamic perspective Bugis-Makassar culture. Researchers took two formulations problems that will be discussed this study. First, what village? Secondly, does portray values richness Bugis–Makassar culture? The type used qualitative with social welfare sociological approach methods. result...

This study was almet at learning the view of Nuaulu tribe toward early marriage women also to know how which is still and education can avoid marriage. The result showed that 2 major culture factors influenced marriage, are people tend consider in lowest position their nuaulu not well educated. way thinking prompted within tribe.
 Meanwhile, being kept marginalize by situation such as when...