MARRIAGE and family are institutions within which we have grown up, comfortable in the assumption that these are an integral or permanent part of the way our society is structured. These have endured, with some variations, over the centuries, having evolved as practical arrangements which also provide a safety net for difficult times. Yet, recent times are seeing some upheavals and radical shifts. As we look at the years and decades ahead, what changes might we see? In the face of technology-driven social turmoil, will these institutions continue to thrive or even survive?
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MARRIAGE and family are institutions within which we have grown up, comfortable in the assumption that these are an integral or permanent part of the way our society is structured. These have endured, with some variations, over the centuries, having evolved as practical arrangements which also provide a safety net for difficult times. Yet, recent times are seeing some upheavals and radical shifts. As we look at the years and decades ahead, what changes might we see? In the face of technology-driven social turmoil, will these institutions continue to thrive or even survive?