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This book examines Utah's social, political, religious, and demographic elements--past and present. It will be a useful tool for researchers, advocates, and policy makers in assessing and developing effective policy and community action on behalf of children and families. --Karen Crompton, executive director of Voices for Utah Children This book examines Utah s social, political, religious, and demographic elements past and present. It will be a useful tool for researchers, advocates, and policy makers in assessing and developing effective policy and community action on behalf of children and families. Karen Crompton, executive director of Voices for Utah Children A concisely documented study of Utah's economic, religious, scientific, ethical, and cultural history. Midwest Book Review

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Cathleen D. Zick is professor in the department of family and consumer studies, director of the masters program in public policy, and investigator in the Institute of Public and International Affairs at the University of Utah. Ken R. Smith is professor in the department of family and consumer studies, investigator in the Institute of Public and International Affairs, and investigator at the Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah.

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