2024-03-29T07:32:05
100721
Fri Mar 29 07:32:08 EDT 2024
Self-Reported Marriage Practices in Bosnia-Herzegovina, 2014
Keith Doubt
100721
https://doi.org/10.3886/E100721V1
The study examines Bosnia's cultural heritage as exemplified in marriage customs shared by different ethnic groups, in particular, engagement parties, elopements, bride kidnapping, traditional weddings, religious ceremonies, civil ceremonies, affinal visitations, fictive kinship, and religious endogamy. One purpose is study how marriage customs in Bosnia-Herzegovina reflect both a trans-ethnic heritage shared by Bosnians as a national group and particular ethnic heritages specific to different ethnic groups. A second purpose is to consider the variation of these marriage customs both over time and in relation to age, ethnicity, education, religiosity, and type of settlement. A third purpose is to assess the impact on these cultural practices of the past war from 1992-1996 and measure the resilience of this heritage since the war.
marriage
marriage ceremonies
ethnicity
ethnic identity
ethnic groups
kinship
Bosnia-Herzegovina
1925 – 2014
survey data