Do Global Inequalities Shape Marriage Market Patterns? : Rethinking Assortative Mating in Cross-National Unions
In recent years, the empirical literature on cross-national unions—marriages between migrants and members of the majority population—has experienced a shift in focus, with an increasing number of studies examining assortative mating patterns within these unions. This shift marks a significant development, indicating that the classic assimilation theory is no longer considered the sole explanation
