Divorce Portals: The Postdivorce in Asian Contexts (Politics of Marria

Divorce Portals: The Postdivorce in Asian Contexts, Volume 1, examines the complex social and political implications of marital dissolution across Asia and its global diasporas. This scholarly work in sociology and cultural studies utilizes sensitive ethnographic portrayals to explore how divorce functions as a public institution subject to intense scrutiny. The text investigates how the end of a marriage triggers significant transformations within both individual intimate lives and broader societal structures.

As a key resource in the fields of social sciences and family relationships, this book analyzes the intersection of marriage and politics. Authors Shalini Grover and Kaveri Qureshi provide a deep look into the sociology of divorce, focusing on the shifting dynamics of parenting and relationships within Asian contexts. This volume offers critical insights into the cultural and ethnic studies of how modern societies navigate the aftermath of broken marital bonds.