Mildred A. Schwartz is professor emerita in the Department of Sociology at the University of Illinois Chicago and visiting scholar, New York University. Raymond Tatalovich is a professor in the Department of Political Science at Loyola University Chicago.

"This is an excellent book on comparative morality policy and comparative public policy in general. It provides detailed discussion of the policy life cycles of six morality issues. The books clearly fleshes out and explains why morality issues emerge, why they become established, and why they go through decline, resurgence, and resolution."- Anthiony K. Fleming, University of West Georgia (American Review of Canadian Studies, vol 49 no 2)

• 1. Why Moral Conflicts Matter2. The Example of Prohibition3. Issue Portraits4. The Context of Moral Conflicts5. The Emergence of Moral Conflicts6. Establishment7. Continuity, Decline, Resurgence8. The Resolution of Moral Conflicts9. The Phases of Moral Conflicts

Mildred A. Schwartz is professor emerita in the Department of Sociology at the University of Illinois Chicago and visiting scholar, New York University. Raymond Tatalovich is a professor in the Department of Political Science at Loyola University Chicago.

"This is an excellent book on comparative morality policy and comparative public policy in general. It provides detailed discussion of the policy life cycles of six morality issues. The books clearly fleshes out and explains why morality issues emerge, why they become established, and why they go through decline, resurgence, and resolution."- Anthiony K. Fleming, University of West Georgia (American Review of Canadian Studies, vol 49 no 2)

• 1. Why Moral Conflicts Matter2. The Example of Prohibition3. Issue Portraits4. The Context of Moral Conflicts5. The Emergence of Moral Conflicts6. Establishment7. Continuity, Decline, Resurgence8. The Resolution of Moral Conflicts9. The Phases of Moral Conflicts

Mildred A. Schwartz is professor emerita in the Department of Sociology at the University of Illinois Chicago and visiting scholar, New York University. Raymond Tatalovich is a professor in the Department of Political Science at Loyola University Chicago.

"This is an excellent book on comparative morality policy and comparative public policy in general. It provides detailed discussion of the policy life cycles of six morality issues. The books clearly fleshes out and explains why morality issues emerge, why they become established, and why they go through decline, resurgence, and resolution."- Anthiony K. Fleming, University of West Georgia (American Review of Canadian Studies, vol 49 no 2)

• 1. Why Moral Conflicts Matter2. The Example of Prohibition3. Issue Portraits4. The Context of Moral Conflicts5. The Emergence of Moral Conflicts6. Establishment7. Continuity, Decline, Resurgence8. The Resolution of Moral Conflicts9. The Phases of Moral Conflicts