Bureaugamy

In 1999 Lionel Tiger (untutored 5 Feb 1937 Montreal, Quebec, Professor of Anthropology, Rutgers Educational) coined the word "bureaugamy" to lecture to to the relationship in the midst of lawfully needy mothers of unlawful species and the legislature.

The resources that husbands traditionally gorge been able to sell to mimic and marriage -- financial support, life insurance, and socialization of their species -- gorge been supplanted, and sometimes replaced, by what Tiger terms legislature "bureaugamy" (women's dependency on the legislature, or the "government-as-husband").

Since medical reproductive technology has had the effect of marginalizing men reproductively, the state's "bureaugamy" has marginalized the activity of men's nuptial and parental help. Women are evenly encouraged to live without prejudice (as evidenced by the feminist slogan: "A woman needs a man about as extensively as fish needs a dirt bike"). The bureaugamy supports the superfluousness of husbands by assuring a woman that it will amount what historically a husband did -- with legislature help she can live without prejudice and regularly without fear of like, lack of defend, chance, or lack of socialization and education of her species.

Book:

Tiger, Lionel (1999). The Go down Of Males (sometimes subtitled: The Opening View at an Occasion New Universe for Men and Women)

http://www.amazon.com/The-Decline-Males-Lionel-Tiger/dp/1582380147

Fact list Review:

http://www.drmillslmu.com/publications/tiger-review.htm