Anti-poverty programs
By: Robinson O. Everett, editor.
Contributors: Everett, Robinson O.
Series: Library of law and contemporary problems
Publisher: Oceana Publications
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Dobbs, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 249
Subjects: Economic assistance, Domestic -- United States; Poor -- United States.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: value: Foreword, by R. O. Everett.; value: The war on poverty, by H. H. Humphrey.; value: The Federal role in the war on poverty program, by R. H. Leach.; value: The war in Vietnam and the "war" on poverty, by J. O. Blackburn.; value: The war over poverty, by C. H. Madden.; value: Misplaced emphases in wars on poverty, by S. Rottenberg.; value: Poverty's challenge to the States, by T. Sanford.; value: The role of a state-wide foundation in the war on poverty, by G. H. Esser, Jr.; value: Coordination of the war on poverty, by M. S. March.; value: The representation of the poor in American society, by W. Stringfellow.; value: Civil rights groups: their impact upon the war on poverty, by J. H. Wheeler.; value: Manpower and training problems in combating poverty, by M. I. Ginsberg and B. Shiffman.; value: Controlling the bureaucracy of the anti-poverty program, by V. G. Rosenblum.; value: The role of legal services in the anti-poverty program, by A. K. Pye.