Modernizing Marriage: Family, Ideology, and Law in Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Egypt (Gender and Globalization)
A historical analysis of marriage, family, and law in Egypt, tracing ideological and legal transformations from the nineteenth to the early twentieth century.
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This book examines changes in marriage and family life in Egypt from the nineteenth to the early twentieth century.
It analyzes the influence of legal reforms and shifting ideologies on domestic relations and gender roles.
The study situates these developments within broader processes of modernization and globalization.
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