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WORLD FAMILY POLICY CENTER |
In 2005, the Forum expanded on marriage and parenting, two key issues from The Doha Declaration that resulted from the Doha International Conference for the Family.

Monday, July 11, 2005
Marriage in the Third Millennium
Welcome |
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Opening Remarks |
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Meaning of Family in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights |
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The Positive Impact of Marriage on Society: The Case for Public Policy |
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The Family in the Third (and Second) Millennium . . . BC: Where We’ve Been |
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Theory, Tradition, and Contemporary Marriage |
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Marriage Research in the UK |
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Do Parents Matter? Answers from Recent Studies in Various Cultures |
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Parenting in the Third Millennium
Sex Differences: Nature’s Signposts to a Good Marriage |
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Marriage, Motherhood, Family and Social Change: The Orientation of Educated Working Women of India |
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The Complementarity of Motherhood and Fatherhood: A Tour de Force |
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Why Childhood Attachment Matters: Implications for Personal Happiness, Families and Public Policy |
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“Child-Rearing” v. “Child-Care” |
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New Zealand—the First Feminist Nation? |
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Application and Implementation
Building Healthy Communities: The Malaysian Experience |
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International Government Panel and Discussion: |
Larry Baldock—Member of Parliament, New Zealand (Bruce Logan will be representing MP Larry Baldock) |
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Tuve Skanberg—Member of Parliament, Sweden |
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Inese Slesere—Member of Parliament, Latvia |
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Closing Remarks |
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