Publisher's Synopsis
"Child Brides Through History: A Journey Across Cultures" offers a compelling exploration of one of humanity's most complex and enduring practices. Delving into the depths of historical records and cultural narratives, this book provides a nuanced understanding of child marriage, traversing geographical, temporal, and socio-cultural landscapes. From ancient civilizations to modern-day societies, the author illuminates the multifaceted factors shaping the phenomenon of child marriage, shedding light on its implications for individuals, communities, and global development. Through vivid storytelling and rigorous scholarship, "Child Brides Through History" challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths, grapple with cultural complexities, and envision a future where every child has the opportunity to thrive free from the shackles of early marriage. This book is a vital resource for scholars, activists, policymakers, and anyone committed to advancing human rights and social justice worldwide.
