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Tina Hannemann

University of Manchester, UK.
Families and households

Do birds of a feather really flock together?

March 10, 2021January 27, 2020 Hill Kulu and Tina Hannemann
interracial, interracial marriage, united kingdom

Hill Kulu and Tina Hannemann investigated the spread of ethnic intermarriage and co-ethnic marriage across different ethnic minorities in the UK. They found specific socio-economic factors for different ethnic minorities … Read more

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