ISBN:
0226720020
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9780226720029
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (xv, 385 p.)
DDC:
306.84/80973
Keywords:
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / Marriage & Family
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Same-sex marriage
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Same-sex marriage / Political aspects
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Politik
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Same-sex marriage
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Same-sex marriage Political aspects
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Eingetragene Lebenspartnerschaft
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Homosexuelles Paar
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USA
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USA
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Aufsatzsammlung
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USA
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Homosexuelles Paar
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Eingetragene Lebenspartnerschaft
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index
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Preface / Clyde Wilcox -- - Introduction: the politics of same-sex marriage - Mark Carl Rom -- - Will the courts set us free? reflections on the campaign for same-sex marriage - John D'Emilio -- - Consequences of marriage policy for same-sex couples' well-being - Ellen D.B. Riggle - and - Sharon S. Rostosky -- - Same-sex marriage, GLBT organizations, and the lack of spirited political engagement - Ronald G. Shaiko -- - Theological perspectives on gay unions: the uneasy marriage of religion and politics - Kenneth D. Wald - and - Graham B. Glover -- - Religious coalition for and against gay marriage: the culture war rages on - David C. Campbell - and - Carin Robinson -- - Anti-gay marriage movement - Sean Cahill -- - Framing the issue of same-sex marriage: traditional values versus equal rights - Barry L. Tadlock - C. Ann Gordon - and - Elizabeth Popp -- - If I bend this far I will break? public opinion about same-sex marriage - Clyde Wilcox .. - ... [et al.] -- - Same-sex marriage in the 2004 election - DeWayne L. Lucas -- - Presidency, Congress, and same-sex marriage - Craig A. Rimmerman -- - 'Til death -- or the Supreme Court -- do us part: litigating gay marriage - Karen O'Connor - and - Alixandra B. Yanus -- - Politics of same-sex marriage versus the politics of gay civil rights: a comparison of public opinion and state voting patterns - Katie Lofton - and - Donald P. Haider-Markel -- - United States in comparative context - David Rayside
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Same-sex marriage emerged in 2004 as one of the hottest issues of the campaign season. But in a severe blow to gay rights advocates, all eleven states that had the issue on the ballot passed amendments banning the practice, and the subject soon dropped off the media?s radar. This pattern of waxing and waning in the public eye has characterized the debate over same-sex marriage since 1996 and the passing of the Defense of Marriage Act. Since then, court rulings and local legislatures have kept the issue alive in the political sphere, and conservatives and gay rights advocates have made the issu
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