About Marriage 3.0

“Marriage 3.0” lifts the curtain on modern marriage with erudition, story-telling, and wit. It looks at how love and relationships are evolving and trending in the 21^st century, moving fitfully beyond the traditional and romantic models alike.  The blog explores the gamut of relationship topics, and is open-minded and curious about what’s possible in marriage, not only what’s statistically normal.

Pamela Haag earned her Ph.D. in History from Yale and a BA from Swarthmore College. She is a full-time writer and editor who has published in a broad range of venues, from scholarly journals to the American Scholar, National Public Radio, the Huffington Post, the Christian Science Monitor, Ms. magazine, the Washington Post, the Chronicle of Higher Education, Michigan Quarterly Review, the New York Post, and the Antioch Review, among others. You can read more about her book and previous work at www.marriageconfidential.com and www.pamelahaag.com.

Recent Posts

• 5/22

  What a "Wedding Merchants" Convention Taught Me about Marriage

• 5/18

  Why Opinion on Same-Sex Marriage “Evolves” and Abortion Opinion Doesn’t

• 5/16

  18 Ways that Social Media and Technology Might Change your Love Life (Part 2 of 2)

• 5/14

  18 Ways that Social Media and Technology Might Change your Love Life (Part 1 of 2)

• 5/11

  “Are You Mom Enough?”

• 5/10

  Let them Eat Opera: Pennsylvania Governor Corbett Gets Honored for Supporting the Arts While Slashing the Arts

• 5/07

  The “War on Women:” A Two-Front Conflict

• 5/02

  What’s the Most Mistress-Friendly Occupation in America?

• 4/30

  That Spa Black Magic and the Joy of Cooking: Are You Being Pampered, or Basted?

• 4/27

  DNA Collection is a Feminist Issue