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Doing It Like Hollywood/Bollywood: Young People’s Co-Construction of Norms in Intimate Relationships

于Journal of Bangladesh Studies
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Suborna Camellia James P Grant School of Public Health, BRAC University, Bangladesh Email: s.camellia@gmail.com

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E.W.M. Rommes Radboud University, the Netherlands Email: els.rommes@ru.nl

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Sabina Faiz Rashid James P Grant School of Public Health, BRAC University, Bangladesh Email: sabina@bracu.ac.bd

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An emerging body of literature has demonstrated that in various Asian cities, young people, who are educated and middle-class are reconstructing the norms of intimacy in the face of the globalization of media and rapid urbanization. Drawing on findings from an ethnographic study conducted among 72 middle-class 15–19-yearolds living in Dhaka, Bangladesh, this article asks: how are middle-class young people in Dhaka (re)constructing the norms of premarital relationships? This article provides important insights about the emerging social norms and spaces urban middle-class young people are co-constructing in Bangladesh and highlights the importance of reconceptualizing young people’s roles in constructing norms.

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