Short article on how polygamy would benefit us, in a secular view point. How polygamy would evolve us to higher levels.

The evolution of marriage and plural marriages.

Non-monogamy as a collective action problem. The benefits and disadvantages of different forms of marriage.

Samuel Hearne on polygamy in the Arctic, and the customs of the native people.

Article about polygamy in Africa, before and after the arrival of the colonizers and Christianity.

Includes information, personals, arguments as to why polygamy might be beneficial to women, and articles.

Features articles and outlines of marriage customs among different societies, which also include information about polygyny.

A student's query regarding the differing interpretations for the cultural reasons for polygyny.

Article tackling the important question of polygamy.

Intellectual article by Deborah Anapol about polygamy and monogamy.

Article explaining that the law of polygamy is an affair that depends on calculation.

Recognizing existing polygamous marriages of immigrants and providing spouses with the benefits and entitlements normally available to spouses defined by Canadian law is an outstanding issue.

Unpublished paper from Ted Bergstrom exploring the prevalence and viability of polygamy in various societies. [Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader]

Articles and opinions on polygamy. Registered users can share their personal thoughts about the issue.

Professor David Friedman's essay exploring economic issues affecting polygamy.

Types of Polygamy, Polygamy Worldwide, Patterns of Occurrence, Polygamy and Religion, Legal Situation, and The Case of Mormonism.

Refuting arguments commonly used against polygamy. Showing the unjustness of stereotyping polygamists as being in cults, abusive, and other.

Provides the media and others with op-eds, press releases and articles from the pro-polygamy view. Gives email-alerts and offers access to a polygamy advocate to interview.

Attempts to estimate how common polygamy was in southern African rural society in the 1800's.