FAKIM-CNM Families and Kinships in the Margins of the State: Consensual Non-Monogamies and Multi-Parenthood in the United Kingdom and Brazil

FAKIM-CNM 国家边缘的家庭和亲属关系：英国和巴西的自愿非一夫一妻制和多亲家庭

• 批准号: EP/Y028139/1
• 负责人: Christian Klesse
• 金额: $ 23.84万
• 依托单位: Manchester Metropolitan University
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Fellowship
• 财政年份: 2024
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2024 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP%2FY028139%2F1
• 关键词: FAKIM; CNM; Families; Kinships; Margins

Consensual non-monogamies (CNMs), such as polyamory, open relationships, and relationship anarchy, despite their increasingvisibility, remain stigmatised. In particular, CNM relations that engage in multi-parenthood (MP) are poorly understood and lack legal recognition. This research will explore family and conjugal constellations that differ from heteronormative, monogamous, and couple-centric marriage standards in the UK and Brazil, investigating how CNM kinship practices and MP childcare activities are impacted by cultural dynamics, 'legal sensibilities', and lack of adequate legal provisions in the respective countries. The project deploys the concept of 'legal consciousness' as a critical tool to understand how CNM parents are interpreting and dealing with legal constraints in order to circumvent and resist harm and discrimination. This international comparative mixed-methods research will advance the understanding of neglected parenting populations, identifying the needs and intersectional inequalities around MP in CNM relations, as well as the beneficial aspects of novel child-rearing practices. It will advance social theory by engaging in a North/South dialogue and by enhancing socio-legal scholarship to go beyond the isolated analysis of the law, focusing upon the voices and reasonings of people affected by legal procedures and regulations. Since those alternative practices have so far received little attention in policy-making the project will provide urgently needed data and analysis to develop political, legal, and educational agendas, raising awareness about the potential benefits of integrative policies, legal changes, and anti-discrimination measures to enhance the well-being of those involved in CNM and MP. The fellowship will advance the ER's career path towards becoming an eminent expert in socio-legal studies and a leading scholar in sexuality and kinship studies, increasing his chances of securing apermanent academic position.

同意的非一夫一妻制（CNM），例如多木马，开放关系和关系无政府状态，尽管它们越来越可视化，但仍然受到污名化。特别是，从事多遗物（MP）的CNM关系知之甚少，缺乏法律认可。这项研究将探索与英国和巴西的异规范，一夫一妻制和以夫妻为中心的婚姻标准不同的家庭和夫妻星座，研究了CNM亲属实践和MP育儿活动如何受到文化动态，“法律敏感性”的影响，以及在各个国家中缺乏适当的法律规定。该项目将“法律意识”的概念部署为了解CNM父母如何解释和处理法律约束以避免和抵制危害和歧视的关键工具。这项国际比较混合方法研究将提高人们对被忽视的育儿人群的理解，确定CNM关系中MP周围的需求和交叉不平等，以及新颖的儿童习惯的有益方面。它将通过进行北/南方对话，并提高社会法律学术奖学金，超越对法律的孤立分析，重点关注受法律程序和法规影响的人们的声音和推理，从而推进社会理论。由于到目前为止，这些替代实践在政策制定方面很少关注，因此该项目将急需数据和分析来制定政治，法律和教育议程，从而提高人们对综合政策，法律变化以及反歧视措施的潜在益处的认识，以增强涉及CNM和MP涉及的人的福祉。奖学金将促进急诊室的职业发展道路，成为社会法律研究的杰出专家，并成为性和亲属研究领域的领先学者，从而增加了他确保相当人的学术地位的机会。