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ResPublica's Strategic Consultation on Marriage: Call for evidence

ResPublica announces a call for evidence

ResPublica is pleased to announce a call for evidence, which will contribute toward our research and forthcoming outputs on marriage in the coming year. The call for evidence is aimed at academics, organisations, religious groups and all interested individuals who wish to contribute their research, analysis and insights to our consultation and be part of this ambitious examination of marriage in our society.

Submissions should take the form of data, research papers, case studies, written articles, legal arguments and position pieces, in response to the following themes and questions.

Any level of response or submission to the call for evidence would be welcome, whether it be based on all themes or select questions.

For further details, and a full list of questions, please follow this link.
 
To participate in the Call for Evidence, or for further information, please contact Senior Researcher and Project Manager, Caroline Julian, at caroline.julian@respublica.org.uk.


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Date Published
08 November 2012

Issue(s)
British Civic Life

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