Bibliograph

Poverty and social welfare in the United States

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Poverty and social welfare in the United States

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Poverty and social welfare in the United States

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

221651

Series statement

American problem studies

Table Of Contents

Poverty and pauperism, by R. Hunter.--The Quakers and voluntary welfare in a pluralistic society, by S. V. James.--Religious benevolence and social control, by C. S. Griffin.--The origins of charity organization, by R. H. Bremner.--The rise of the social settlement, by R. A. Woods and A. J. Kennedy.--The settlement role: past and present, by H. J. Gans.--Social insurance and American voluntarism, by R. Lubove.--The New Deal and the indigent, by H. L. Hopkins.--The evolution of social security, by E. E. Witte.--The public assistance dilemma, by G. Y. Steiner.--Income guarantees, by H. O. Nicol.--The "creative disorder" of antipoverty, by N. Glazer.--The Negro family: equality of opportunity vs. equality of results, by D. P. Moynihan.--Suggested additional readings (p. 119-122)

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