Here at U.Va. We're trying to bring them all together. During his opening address, Galston focused on a wide-range of issues related to the family including divorce, fatherless children and changes in the American economy. During his speech, Galston also covered issues that spring from a high divorce rate. Because of the effects on children, the effects on women, not just economically but socially and the moral message the legal code of divorce sends to society as a whole.
Law creates incentive and incentive creates behavior.
The future of the family hinges not on details of policy debate but on moral questions. During the next three days, speakers from the University of Maryland, Johns Hopkins University, Rutgers University, Princeton University and the Congressional Budget Office will give their impressions on the state of the family. We looked for experts on the topics, but who also had different points of view. You may not reproduce the contents of this paper in any shape or form without the express written consent of The Cavalier Daily .