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- Welfare Reform: An Issue Overview (Congressional Research Service: October 8, 2002)
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Without a safety net: welfare reform was supposed to free poor mothers from
dependency and get them into the job market. But what happens when the
jobs...
From Mother Jones, May 01 2002 by Barbara Ehrenreich, Frances Fox Piven -
Welfare Reform in America: A Clash of Politics and Research.
Diana M. Zuckerman [*]
From Journal of Social Issues, December 22 2000 by Diana M. Zuckerman -
WELFARE REFORM IS WORKING
From American Enterprise, by Ron Haskins -
Issues
2002: Welfare Reform
Robert Rector -
An Insider View: Knowledge and Opinions of Welfare From African American
Girls in Poverty.
From Journal of Social Issues, by Rebekah Levine Coley, Ann M. Kuta, P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale -
Activists take on welfare reform: Two views.
From Dollar & Sense, 2002 by Mary Bricker-Jenkins, Beth Brookland -
After
Dependence
- Welfare Reauthorization- An Early Guide to the Issues (CLASP)
- Poverty Amidst Plenty (February 2001)
- Finishing
the Welfare Revolution
By Will Marshall and Anne Kim - The Future of Welfare Reform (Roundtable discussion) The Atlantic
- The
Worst Thing Bill Clinton Has Done, The Atlantic. March, 1997.
Peter Edelman -
Welfare reform: reduce poverty not just caseloads, activists say.
From National Catholic Reporter, March 01 2002 by Teresa Malcolm -
Five
Commentaries: Looking to the Future
- Using
Welfare Reform to Strengthen Marriage
Robert Rector (Originally appeared in American Experiment Quarterly, Summer 2001) - Kids Count Coalition Comments on TANF Reauthorization (November 2001)
- Dan
Quayle was Right” The Atlantic. (1994)
Barbara Whitehead