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Advisors and Contributors
While compiling this volume, the editors relied upon
the expertise and contributions of the following
scholars, journalists, and researchers who served as
advisors and/or contributors for Family in Society:
Essential Primary Sources:
Steven Archambault (Ph.D. Candidate)
Alexander Ioffe, Ph.D.
Russian Academy of Sciences
Moscow, Russia
S. Layman, M.A.
Abingdon, MD
Adrienne Wilmoth Lerner (J.D. Candidate)
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico
University of Tennessee College of Law
Knoxville, Tennessee
William Arthur Atkins, M.S.
Pamela V. Michaels, M.A.
Normal, Illinois
Forensic Psychologist
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Alicia Cafferty
University College
Dublin, Ireland
Caryn Neumann, Ph.D.
Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio
James Anthony Charles Corbett
Journalist
London, UK
Mark Phillips, Ph.D.
Abilene Christian University
Abilene, Texas
Bryan Davies, J.D.
Ontario, Canada
Nephele Tempest
Los Angeles, California
Sandra Dunavan, M.S.
Saline, Michigan
Melanie Barton Zoltán, M.S.
Amherst, Massachusetts
Lynda Joeman
Independent Research Consultant (ex UK Home
Office)
Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
Antoinette Johnson, MBA
Hazel Park, MI
Larry Gilman, Ph.D.
Sharon, Vermont
Amit Gupta, Ph.D.
Ahmedabad, India
F A M I LY
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Family in Society: Essential Primary Sources is the
product of a global group of multi-lingual scholars,
researchers, and writers. The editors are grateful to
Christine Jeryan, Amy Loerch Strumolo, Kate
Kretschmann, John Krol and Judy Galens for their
dedication and skill in copyediting both text and translations. Their efforts added significant accuracy and
readability to this book. The editors also wish to
acknowledge and thank Adrienne Wilmoth Lerner
and Alicia Cafferty for their tenacious research efforts.
S O C I E T Y:
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P R I M A R Y
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ADVISORS AND CONTRIBUTORS
The editors gratefully acknowledge and extend
thanks to Peter Gareffa, Carol Nagel, and Ellen
McGeagh at Thomson Gale for their faith in the project and for their sound content advice. Special thanks
go to the Thomson Gale copyright research and
imaging teams for their patience, good advice, and
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skilled research into sometimes vexing copyright
issues. The editors offer profound thanks to project
managers Dwayne Hayes and John McCoy. Their
clear thoughts, insights and trusted editorial judgment
added significantly to the quality of Family in Society:
Essential Primary Sources
P R I M A R Y
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