Poverty and social welfare in the United States
By: Roy Lubove.
Series: American problem studies
Publisher: Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 122
Subjects: Poor -- United States; Social service -- United States; Economic assistance, Domestic -- United States
Table of contents: title: Poverty and pauperism, by R. Hunter.; title: The Quakers and voluntary welfare in a pluralistic society, by S. V. James.; title: Religious benevolence and social control, by C. S. Griffin.; title: The origins of charity organization, by R. H. Bremner.; title: The rise of the social settlement, by R. A. Woods and A. J. Kennedy.; title: The settlement role: past and present, by H. J. Gans.; title: Social insurance and American voluntarism, by R. Lubove.; title: The New Deal and the indigent, by H. L. Hopkins.; title: The evolution of social security, by E. E. Witte.; title: The public assistance dilemma, by G. Y. Steiner.; title: Income guarantees, by H. O. Nicol.; title: The "creative disorder" of antipoverty, by N. Glazer.; title: The Negro family: equality of opportunity vs. equality of results, by D. P. Moynihan.; title: Suggested additional readings (p. 119-122)