SOCIAL WELFARE
Paperback
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This far-reaching collection of articles on the birth of American welfare chronicle the robust debate on the nature of poverty and the costs and benefits of combating it. Beginning with private charities, dramatically expanding in the Great Depression, and frequently changing direction near the end of the 20th century, the volume explores how the story of social welfare reveals the many features of America’s relationship with its most downtrodden.
This title is part of the series: CHANGING PERSPECTIVES
Copyright | 2019 |
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Publisher | Rosen |
Grade | 9–12 |
ISBN | 9781642821635 |