Robert B Hudson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 302133 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Robert B Hudson |
| PRENOMES | Robert B |
| SOBRENOME | Hudson |
| ASSINATURA | HUDSON R B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Boston University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9515-2597 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1948 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
In an Era of Deepening Partisan Divide, What is the Meaning of Age or Generational Differences in Political Values?
The New Politics of Old Age Policy
"As the average age of the U.S. population continues to increase, age-related policies have come under intense scrutiny, sparking heated debates. In the past, older people were seen as a frail, dependent population, but major policies enacted or expanded on their behalf have made them major players in electoral and interest-group politics. This thoroughly revised an updated edition of Robert B. Hudson's The New Politics of Old Age Policy not only…
The Future of Age-Based Public Policy
A panel of experts explores the arguments and issues surrounding federal programs and expenditures on behalf of older Americans. They examine alternative ideological perspectives on age-related policy; differing levels of need within sub-populations; and the characteristics of Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and the Older Americans Act
Conflict in Today's Aging Politics
Recent initiatives to partially privatize and individualize social policies directed toward older people are the product of a particular set of social, economic, and political developments. Today's improved aggregate well‐being of the old, resulting to a significant degree from public policies enacted on their behalf, is encountering a conservatizing ethos fueled in large part by the very success of past policy. The current public debate around o…
Eldercare, Distributive Justice, and the Welfare State
The evolution of the welfare state
This paper juxtaposes discussion of pressures impinging on the contemporary welfare state with material highlighting remarkable changes taking place in the condition of aged populations in industrial nations. Toward acknowledging both the pressures and the new exigencies facing many who are now old, I suggest a means for reassessing how we weigh and address different risks facing the old. Universalism and adequacy are taken as bedrock concerns, b…
Policy Analysis and the Aging
The Political Economy of Aging
The Politics of Aging
Aging Policies
Emerging pressures on public policies for the aging
Rational Planning and Organizational Imperatives
The federal grant strategy found in the Older Americans Comprehensive Services Amendments of 1973 represents a marked departure from earlier strategies of the Older Americans Act. While the national goal of the legislation is more clearly specified and funding has sig nificantly increased, the introduction of new substate plan ning bodies—Area Agencies on Aging—is seen here as the most important change. The new national strategy is geared toward …
A Case for Listener Participation
Journal Article A Case for Listener Participation Get access ROBERT B. HUDSON, ROBERT B. HUDSON Mr. Hudson is Director of Education and Opinion Broadcasts, and Dr. Wiebe is Research Psychologist, of the Columbia Broadcasting System. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar GERHART D. WIEBE GERHART D. WIEBE Mr. Hudson is Director of Education and Opinion Broadcasts, and Dr. Wiebe is Research Psychologist, of the Col…
Rational Planning and Organizational Imperatives
The federal grant strategy found in the Older Americans Comprehensive Services Amendments of 1973 represents a marked departure from earlier strategies of the Older Americans Act. While the national goal of the legislation is more clearly specified and funding has sig nificantly increased, the introduction of new substate plan ning bodies—Area Agencies on Aging—is seen here as the most important change. The new national strategy is geared toward …
Conflict in Today's Aging Politics
Recent initiatives to partially privatize and individualize social policies directed toward older people are the product of a particular set of social, economic, and political developments. Today's improved aggregate well‐being of the old, resulting to a significant degree from public policies enacted on their behalf, is encountering a conservatizing ethos fueled in large part by the very success of past policy. The current public debate around o…
Emerging pressures on public policies for the aging
A Case for Listener Participation
Journal Article A Case for Listener Participation Get access ROBERT B. HUDSON, ROBERT B. HUDSON Mr. Hudson is Director of Education and Opinion Broadcasts, and Dr. Wiebe is Research Psychologist, of the Columbia Broadcasting System. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar GERHART D. WIEBE GERHART D. WIEBE Mr. Hudson is Director of Education and Opinion Broadcasts, and Dr. Wiebe is Research Psychologist, of the Col…
Rational Planning and Organizational Imperatives
The federal grant strategy found in the Older Americans Comprehensive Services Amendments of 1973 represents a marked departure from earlier strategies of the Older Americans Act. While the national goal of the legislation is more clearly specified and funding has sig nificantly increased, the introduction of new substate plan ning bodies—Area Agencies on Aging—is seen here as the most important change. The new national strategy is geared toward …
Emerging pressures on public policies for the aging
Aging Policies
The Politics of Aging
Policy Analysis and the Aging
The Political Economy of Aging
Eldercare, Distributive Justice, and the Welfare State
The evolution of the welfare state
This paper juxtaposes discussion of pressures impinging on the contemporary welfare state with material highlighting remarkable changes taking place in the condition of aged populations in industrial nations. Toward acknowledging both the pressures and the new exigencies facing many who are now old, I suggest a means for reassessing how we weigh and address different risks facing the old. Universalism and adequacy are taken as bedrock concerns, b…
The Future of Age-Based Public Policy
A panel of experts explores the arguments and issues surrounding federal programs and expenditures on behalf of older Americans. They examine alternative ideological perspectives on age-related policy; differing levels of need within sub-populations; and the characteristics of Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and the Older Americans Act
Conflict in Today's Aging Politics
Recent initiatives to partially privatize and individualize social policies directed toward older people are the product of a particular set of social, economic, and political developments. Today's improved aggregate well‐being of the old, resulting to a significant degree from public policies enacted on their behalf, is encountering a conservatizing ethos fueled in large part by the very success of past policy. The current public debate around o…
The New Politics of Old Age Policy
"As the average age of the U.S. population continues to increase, age-related policies have come under intense scrutiny, sparking heated debates. In the past, older people were seen as a frail, dependent population, but major policies enacted or expanded on their behalf have made them major players in electoral and interest-group politics. This thoroughly revised an updated edition of Robert B. Hudson's The New Politics of Old Age Policy not only…
In an Era of Deepening Partisan Divide, What is the Meaning of Age or Generational Differences in Political Values?
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