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Introduction: familiar perversions -- Anxiety: the history of lesbian and gay parenting activism -- Visibility: local communities, transnational economies, and the exceptionally American family -- Equality: same-sex marriage and the precarity and perversity of children -- Vitality: the family business of health promotion and wealth management -- Conclusion: toward a queer family politics

THE POLICY ANALYST IS CONCERNED WITH EFFICIENCY AND OUTPUTS, & IGNORES SUNK COSTS; THE POLICY POLITICIAN IS CONCERNED WITH DISTRIBUTION & INPUTS, & SEEKS TO JUSTIFY SUNK COSTS. THESE DIFFERENCES CAN BE DERIVED FROM THE ANALYST'S INDIFFERENCE TO CONSTITUENCIES & THE POLITICIAN'S DEVOTION TO THEM, SAYS THE AUTHOR, WHO SUGGESTS WAYS FOR POLICY ANALYSIS TO INCREASE THEIR POLITICAL INFLUENCE.