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How narrow views of romance inform which marriages are seen as legitimate

By Jennifer A. Selby, Professor, Religious Studies and Political Science, Memorial University of Newfoundland

Numerous countries, including Canada, have laws against what are deemed fraudulent marriages, and immigrants are often made to prove the legitimacy of their love. This article examines the politics laden in the surveillance of romance.

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