Tabla de contenidos provista por Syndetics

• Preface to the New Edition(p. ix)
• Acknowledgments(p. xiii)
• Introduction: What's It All About(p. xv)
• Part 1 Daring to Be Different(p. 1)
• 1 The Whos and the Whys(p. 3)
• 2 Phases of Adjustment(p. 19)
• Part 2 Food, Friends, and Other Frustrations(p. 33)
• 3 Values(p. 37)
• 4 Food and Drink(p. 45)
• 5 Sex(p. 51)
• 6 Male-Female Roles(p. 57)
• 7 Time(p. 65)
• 8 Place of Residence(p. 69)
• 9 Politics(p. 77)
• 10 Friends(p. 85)
• 11 Finances(p. 91)
• 12 In-Laws(p. 97)
• 13 Social Class(p. 103)
• 14 Religion(p. 107)
• 15 Raising Children(p. 113)
• 16 Language and Communication(p. 131)
• 17 Responding to Stress and Conflict(p. 141)
• 18 Illness and Suffering(p. 147)
• 19 Ethnocentrism(p. 151)
• 20 The Expatriate Spouse(p. 155)
• 21 Coping with Death or Divorce(p. 161)
• Part 3 Making Miracles Isn't Easy(p. 167)
• 22 Types of Intercultural Marriages(p. 171)
• 23 What about the Promises(p. 179)
• 24 Factors for Success(p. 183)
• 25 Before Taking That Big Step(p. 199)
• 26 Conclusion(p. 211)
• Appendix Other Practical Considerations(p. 215)
• Couples in Intercultural Marriage: Promises and Pitfalls(p. 219)
• Bibliography(p. 221)

Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics

Dugan Romano, with experience in an intercultural marriage, and as a cross-cultural trainer and counselor for over fifteen years, has worked extensively as a journalist for Glamour and the Rome Daily American. She lives in Washington, DC