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Divorce rates have been steadily falling in many western countries over the last few decades, but are rising in other parts of the world. Today we look at why divorce rates are changing and what it says about our attitudes towards relationships.
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On The Global Story podcast, Lucy Hockings speaks with broadcaster and divorce mediator Joanna Gosling, and Doctor Marina Adshade, a professor at the Vancouver School of Economics.
00:00 Introduction
01:45 The economics of divorce
02:37 Why divorce rates are declining in the West
03:53 State involvement in divorces and marriages
04:36 Divorce rates rising in India
05:23 'I don't see divorce as a bad thing'
06:32 Is there still a shame around divorce?
07:06 Impact of people getting married later
08:02 Are we seeing more women initiating divorce around the world?
08:40 The issues causing people to divorce
10:01 Problems from financial entanglement
10:36 Pre-nuptial agreements
11:19 Factors that increase likelihood of divorce
12:32 Impact of divorce on children
13:13 Conscious uncoupling
14:11 Celebrity divorces
14:35 Liberating for women?
15:02 Advice to anyone considering divorce
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Divorce rates have been steadily falling in many western countries over the last few decades, but are rising in other parts of the world. Today we look at why divorce rates are changing and what it says about our attitudes towards relationships.
Click here to subscribe to our channel 👉🏽 bbc.in/3VyyriM
On The Global Story podcast, Lucy Hockings speaks with broadcaster and divorce mediator Joanna Gosling, and Doctor Marina Adshade, a professor at the Vancouver School of Economics.
00:00 Introduction
01:45 The economics of divorce
02:37 Why divorce rates are declining in the West
03:53 State involvement in divorces and marriages
04:36 Divorce rates rising in India
05:23 'I don't see divorce as a bad thing'
06:32 Is there still a shame around divorce?
07:06 Impact of people getting married later
08:02 Are we seeing more women initiating divorce around the world?
08:40 The issues causing people to divorce
10:01 Problems from financial entanglement
10:36 Pre-nuptial agreements
11:19 Factors that increase likelihood of divorce
12:32 Impact of divorce on children
13:13 Conscious uncoupling
14:11 Celebrity divorces
14:35 Liberating for women?
15:02 Advice to anyone considering divorce
Watch more episodes of The Global Story here 👉🏽 youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz_B0PFGIn4dvK8UQS79GwGLDl94Z3gkt
You can listen to more episodes of The Global Story here. Making sense of the news with our experts around the world. Insights you can trust, Monday to Friday, from the BBC 👉🏽 bbc.co.uk/programmes/w13xtvsd/episodes/downloads
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