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Indigenous Marriage Counselling as a Psychosocial System: Cultural Practices, Psychological Mechanisms and Marital Regulation in South Sudan
Marriage in South Sudan operates simultaneously as an intimate partnership, a kinship arrangement and a community institution. This article examines indigenous marriage counselling as a psychosocial system rather than as a collection of isolated customs. Drawing primarily on the first two objecti
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