Proferror Melvyn C.Goldsteins´s site: “The Center for Research for Tibet” hält auf der Unterseite: http://www.case.edu/affil/tibet/tibetanSociety/marriage.htm Links mit umfangreichem Lesematerial zum Thema: Tibetische Heirat und Polyandrie bereit:

Artikel von Ben Jiao:
• Socio-economic and Cultural Factors Underlying the Contemporary Revival of Fraternal Polyandry in Tibet. PhD dissertation, Case Western Reserve University, 2001.

Artikel von Professor Goldstein:
• When Brothers Share A Wife [Natural History. 96(3):109-112, 1987.]
• Pahari and Tibetan Polyandry Revisited [Ethnology. 17(3): 325-327, 1978.]
• Fraternal Polyandry and Fertility [Human Ecology. 4(3): 223-233, 1976.]
• Stratification, Polyandry, and Family Structure in Central Tibet [Southwestern Journal of Anthropology. 27(1): 64-74, 1971.]
• Review of Levine’s “The Dynamics of Polyandry” [Anthropos. 85.]
• Adjudication and Partition in the Tibetan Stem Family (.pdf) [Chinese Family Law and Social Change in Historical and Contemporary Perspective. Seattle, WA. University of Wahington Press. 205-214, 1978.]

Artikel von Prof. Cynthia M. Beall & Melvyn C. Goldstein:
• Tibetan Fraternal Polyandry: A Test of Sociobiological Theory [American Anthropologist. 83(1): 898-901, 1981.]

Artikel von Geoff Childs:
• Polyandry And Population Growth in a Historical Tibetan Society [The History of the Family Vol. 8: 423-444, 2003.]
• Old-Age Security, Religious Celibacy, And Aggregate Fertility In a Tibetan Population [Journal of Population Research Vol. 18: 52-66, 2001.]

Artikel von J. L. Ross:
• Culture and Fertility in the Nepal Himalayas: A Test of a Hypothesis (.pdf) [Human Ecology. 12(2): 163-181, 1984.]