For the most part, children of immigrants who grow up in Canada tend to view marriage differently from their parents. However, recent scholarship suggests that the representations of intergenerational clash over traditions like arranged marriage are overblown.

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Recent scholarship indicates that while there may be differences in views on marriage between immigrant parents and their children, the extent of intergenerational conflict over traditions like arranged marriage is often exaggerated.

For the Most Part, Children of Immigrants Who Grow Up