This study aims to determine the language choice of intermarriage families Indonesian women and Japanese men in Japan, factors that choice, implications choice. The informants this are 8 wives who married living Japan. analysis results show primary used at home is have a dominant role determining family. informants’ mother tongue was deficient only certain situations, namely when angry joking. ...

No study has simultaneously compared attitudes of whites, blacks, Asians, and Hispanics toward intermarriage over time. This offers a comparative analysis the changes in with different racial or ethnic groups twenty-first century, using nationally representative samples from General Social Surveys 2000–2018. Our trend analyses reveal that whites’ support for minorities generally increased, albe...

This study uses population data of the Netherlands (municipality registers) between 1995 and 2008 to describe and explain the occurrence of divorce among recently newlywed interethnic and mono-ethnic couples (N=116,745). In line with homogamy theory, divorce risks are higher for interethnic couples, in particular if the spouses were born and raised in countries that are culturally distant from ...