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9780847692248

The Family, Civil Society, and the State

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  • ISBN13:

    9780847692248

  • ISBN10:

    0847692248

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1998-09-03
  • Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
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Summary

The exact place of the family in a healthy political community, and the appropriate way to sustain it, are profoundly complicated and difficult questions. The distinguished contributors to this book endeavor to provide some answers.

Table of Contents

Introduction ix
Christopher Wolfe
Part One: What Is Distinctive in the Current Situation of the Family? 3(66)
Chapter 1: Thoughts on the History of the Family
3(14)
Elizabeth Fox-Genovese
Chapter 2: The Family Crisis Today
17(4)
Lawrence Stone
Chapter 3: The Family in Extremis
21(6)
Gertrude Himmelfarb
Chapter 4: Delegitimating the Family: The Classical Liberal Roots
27(12)
David Wagner
Chapter 5: The State's Assault on the Family
39(12)
Allan Carlson
Chapter 6: Rawlsian and Feminist Critiques of the Traditional Family
51(18)
Celia Wolf-Devine
Part Two: Men, Women, and Children in the Family Today 69(30)
Chapter 7: A Demographic Picture of the American Family Today--and What It Means
69(10)
David Popenoe
Chapter 8: The Indispensable Role of the Father in the Family
79(8)
David Blankenhorn
Chapter 9: Is the Economic Emancipation of Women Today Contrary to a Healthy, Functioning Family?
87(12)
Mary Ann Glendon
Part Three: Law, Divorce, and the Family 99(50)
Chapter 10: The Legal Definition and Status of Marriage
99(20)
Bruce C. Hafen
Chapter 11: How Current Constitutional Law Undermines the Family
119(8)
Gerard V. Bradley
Chapter 12: The Moral Logic of No-Fault Divorce
127(8)
Maggie Gallagher
Chapter 13: The Case against Divorce
135(14)
Diane Medved
Part Four: The Market, the Media, and the Family 149(44)
Chapter 14: The Family in Capitalist America
149(14)
Doug Bandow
Chapter 15: Television as a Medium Undermining the Family
163(10)
Michael Medved
Chapter 16: Family Values and Media Reality
173(20)
Robert Lerner
Althea K. Nagai
Part Five: What Public Policy Can Do for the Family 193(72)
Chapter 17: Government Tax Policy and the Family
193(6)
William R. Mattox, Jr.
Chapter 18: How Taxes Affect the Family
199(4)
John Mueller
Chapter 19: Privatizing Welfare to Help the Family: The Biblical Center
203(10)
Marvin Olasky
Chapter 20: Reforming Welfare--the Right Way
213(6)
John J. Dilulio, Jr.
Chapter 21: How Government Schools [May] Displace the Family
219(20)
Charles L. Glenn
Chapter 22: The Sex-Ed Wars
239(12)
Lawrence Criner
Chapter 23: Forging a United Front on Family Policy: Premises and Suggestions
251(6)
William A. Galston
Chapter 24: A Conservative Perspective on Public Policy and the Family
257(8)
William Kristol
Index 265(14)
About the Contributors 279

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