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The report fits right into any discussion of the factors contributing to
the destruction of our families. The conclusion is inescapable:
Welfare to "families" results in farewell to the family.
The report provides hard evidence that a reduction in the easy availability of welfare
results without any doubt in a general strengthening of marriages, the reduction of
poverty and hunger and, most importantly, a halt to escalating numbers of illegitimate
births -- contrary to all of the dire predictions of disaster that were made by feminists
and other liberals when they attempted to prevent the Welfare Reform Bill from passing.
The report makes very strong recommendations that, in view of the positive results of the
welfare reform in the US, at least 10 percent of the funding for TANF should be used for
measures aimed directly at strengthening the family.
| Each year, over 1 million American children suffer the divorce of their parents;
moreover, half of the children born this year to parents who are married will see their
parents divorce before they turn 18. Mounting evidence in social science journals
demonstrates that the devastating physical, emotional, and financial effects that divorce
is having on these children will last well into adulthood and affect future generations. |
Fiscal conservatives should realize that federal and state
governments spend $150 billion per year to subsidize and sustain single-parent families.
By contrast, only $150 million is spent to strengthen marriage.
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Thus, for every $1,000 spent to deal with the effects of family
disintegration, only $1 is spent to prevent that disintegration.
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a Heritage Foundation Report, June 11, 1999 (Please be sure to
read the full text of this very important report. It contains facts and
recommendations that are simply astounding! It is available as a PDF document
at the indicated link.)
- Fagan, Patrick F. and Dorothy B. Hanks. —
"THE CHILD ABUSE CRISIS: THE DISINTEGRATION OF MARRIAGE, FAMILY, AND THE AMERICAN
COMMUNITY"
A compelling status report and useful suggestions for solutions are provided in the
report by the Heritage Foundation
The report is presently not available online at the website of the
Heritage Foundation, but much of the information in it and more is presented in the
following:
Marriage: The Safest Place for Women and Children, by Patrick F. Fagan and Kirk A.
Johnson, Ph.D. HF
Backgrounder #1535
Farrell, Warren — Interview with Warren Farrell
Warren Farrell's web site
Farrell, Warren — Why Men Are the Way They Are (Mass Market
Paperback Reissue edition (December 1990) Berkley Pub Group; ISBN: 042511094X) Reviews
at amazon.com
Farrell, Warren — The Myth of Male Power, 1993, ISBN 0-671-79349-7.
Review by Bruce McGovern
- Farrell, Warren — Women Can't Hear What Men Don't Say : Destroying Myths, Creating
Love (Hardcover - 304 pages (October 1999) J P Tarcher; ISBN: 087477988X)
Advance information by the
publisher
Review in USATODAY
Reviews
at amazon.com
Warren Farrell compares the
message in Susan Faludi's "Stiffed" to his own.
Fein, Ellen and Sherrie
Schneider, The Rules: Time-tested Secrets for Capturing the Heart of Mr. Right
(Warner Books, 1995)
Ferrari, Jorge Luis — SER
PADRES EN EL TERCER MILENIO (The title translates to "To be Fathers in the Third
Millennium," no English translation available yet, Series: Pensamiento y Sociedad
(Thinking and Society), Dec. 1999, Ediciones del Canto rodado, $12, Talleres de TINTAR
EDITORIAL S.R.L., Calle Montecaseros 1.770, Mendoza, Republica Argentina, First Edition,
ISBN: 987 960 995 6, Abstract)
Fiebert, S. Martin, Ph.D. — References
Examining Assaults by Women on their Spouses or Male Partners: An Annotated Bibliography, by
Martin S. Fiebert , Department of Psychology, California State University, Long Beach
SUMMARY: This bibliography examines 206 scholarly investigations: 159
empirical studies and 47 reviews and/or analyses, which demonstrate that
women are as physically aggressive, or more aggressive, than men in
their relationships with their spouses or male partners. The aggregate
sample size in the reviewed studies exceeds 197,900.
- Fillion, Kate — Lip Service
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Folberg, Jay (ed) —
Joint Custody and Shared Parenting
- (1991) - Important book
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Fox-Genovese, Elizabeth — Feminism Without Illusions
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Freedman, C.H. — Manhood Redux:: Standing up to Feminism, 1985,
ISBN 0-935985-00-X
More information by Bruce McGovern
This is one of the most important books I came across.
It discusses the context in which all of the problems addressed by the other works listed
in this bibliography occur. The Great Disruption will help to gain a better
understanding of the causes of the problem symptoms that appear within any of the
discussions pertaining to the decline of trust, moral values, families and civil
liberties, and of the corresponding increases in the growth of crime and other social
disruptions.
In The Great Disruption many of the social pathologies affecting
the developed nations are being examined by taking a look at them from the outside, so to
speak, from the global perspective. To gain a better understanding of the context in
which these pathologies occur it is absolutely necessary to look at them within the
framework laid out by Prof. Fukuyama.
The Great Disruption examines what is happening to society in
terms of history, the present and the future. The book offers hope that a degree of
social reconstruction will inevitably happen, indeed, is already emerging since the early
1990s, when the great social disruption that began in the 1960s began to come to an
end The book offers a large amount of statistics, many of which are presented in
graphs.
The data tables used for the construction of the graphs displayed in The
Great Disruption as well as additional data supporting Prof. Fukuyama's
views with respect to countries not specifically addressed in the book are accessible
here.
The book must be read by anyone concerned about and involved in the social
trends currently affecting us.
Gairdner, William D. — The War Against the Family
(1993, Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, 34 Lesmill Road, Toronto, Canada, M3B 2T6, Tel:
(416) 445-3333, 655 pages, Hardcover (November 1992) General Pub Co Ltd; ISBN: 0773726438;
Paperback - 672 pages (January 1997) Stoddart Pub; ISBN: 0773756485) Review by Paul Crouser
Gallagher, Maggie — The Abolition of
Marriage —The Loss of the Family Story
The Abolition of Marriage: How We Destroy Lasting Love. By Maggie
Gallagher. Regnery. 300 pp. $24.95. Reviewed by Kari Jenson Gold
Walter Schneider's Comments on, and excerpts from, The
Abolition of Marriage
Maggie Gallagher participated in the production of the 2008
study report:
[US] Taxpayer Costs of Divorce and Unwed Childbearing: at least $112 billion
a year
Glendenning, C., G. Craig, & K. Clarke — Small Change - The impact of the
Child Support Act on Lone Mothers and Children - (1996)
Glover, Danny — Life by the Numbers: Math As You've Never Seen It
Before, narrated by Danny Glover and Seven boxed videotapes, produced by WQED, Pittsburgh
$129.00 (If you are worried about your children's chances to learn in school what is
needed in life, you better read the review by Martin Gardner The New Math.
It's an eye-opener for those who were away for a while from the education
system.)
Goldberg, Steven, Ph.D. — Why Men Rule: A Theory of Male
Dominance (1993, Open Court). Review
GOLDSTEIN, ELEANOR & FARMER, KEVIN (1992) Confabulations: Creating
False Memories — Destroying Families. Upton Books
The very first book directly describing the emerging nonsense of recovered memory
syndrome mainly as seen by the falsely accused parents.
- GOLDSTEIN, ELEANOR & FARMER, KEVIN (1993) True Stories of False Memories.
Upton Books
A follow up to Confabulations, the stories as seen through retractors and siblings
of accusing women.
- Gordon, Linda — Heroes of their Own Lives — The Politics and History of Family
Violence
(feminist claptrap, an example of shoddy research based on “women’s way of
‘knowing’" and a lot of anecdotes)
- Graglia, F. Carolyn — Domestic Tranquility: A Brief Against Feminism
is now available in hardcover (480 pages with index), ISBN 0-9653208-6-3 from Spence
Publishing Company, 501 Elm Street, Suite 450, Dallas, Texas 75202, toll-free
888-773-6782, www.spencepublishing.com.
- Granatstein, J. L. — Who killed Canadian history?(A Phyllis Bruce
Book, HarperCollinsPublishersLtd, 1998, ISBN 0-00-255759-2, hard cover, 156 pages)
Review by Virginia Byfield in the Alberta Report,
May 4, 1998, page 44
- Granatstein, J.L., Robert Bothwell, and David Bercuson, — PETRIFIED CAMPUS:
The Crisis in Canadian Universities, Random House, New York, 216 pages; hardcover; $29.95
Review by Nathan
Greenfield in the Alberta Report, January 19, 1998
Green, David, (ed) — Empowering Parents IEA
Green, David (ed) — Reinventing Civil Society IEA
Guilliat, Richard — Talk of the Devil
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