Women, Poverty, and Welfare Reform

Social workers can work more effectively for welfare reform by building on an analytical framework that includes compassion and justice. This framework is based on an understanding of the lives of mothers with low or no incomes and an examination of the distribution of income and wealth within the context of a comprehensive definition of welfare

Compassion · Context (archaeology · Criminology · Demographic economics · Economic growth · Economics · Labour economics · Political science · Poverty · Public economics · Social justice · Social Welfare · Sociology · Welfare · Welfare reform · Work (physics · Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism · Law · Social Policy and Reform Studies · Social Work

• The State, the Clock, and the Struggle

  Janet L Finn, Lyne Underwood•Social Text•2000

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• Reemergence of Policy Practice

  Open Access•Katharine V Byers•Advances in Social Work•2014

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• Getting Down to Business and Off Welfare

  Open Access•Marcia Egan•Affilia•1997

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• Poverty, Public Assistance and Single Mothers

  Open Access•Pamela Allen Brown•Journal of Comparative Social Work•2008

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• Exposing and Reframing Welfare Dependency

  Elizabeth Bartle, Elizabeth E Bartle•The Journal of Sociology & Social…•1998

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• Race, Welfare Reform, and Nonprofit Organizations

  Michael Reisch, David H Sommerfeld et al.•The Journal of Sociology & Social…•2002

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• Getting to the Grassroots

  Cynthia Edmonds-Cady•The Journal of Sociology & Social…•2009

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• Welfare Policy, Welfare Participants, and CalWORKS Caseworkers

  Elizabeth Bartle, Elizabeth E Bartle et al.•Journal of Poverty•2003

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• The “Other America” After Welfare Reform

  David H Sommerfeld, David Sommerfeld et al.•Journal of Poverty•2003

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• Mortgage Lending and Gender

  Open Access•Cynthia K Sanders, Edward Scanlon•Affilia•2000

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• Working for Equality and Economic Liberation

  Open Access•Janet L Finn, Raquel Castellanos et al.•Affilia•2000

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• The Journey From Welfare to Work

  Open Access•Debra McPhee, Debra M McPhee et al.•Affilia•2003

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• Still Caught in a Trap

  Open Access•Jacki A Fitzpatrick, Jacki Fitzpatrick et al.•Affilia•1997

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• Working in Coalition

  Sandra S Butler, Stephanie Seguino•Journal of Community Practice•2000

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• The Visible Poor

  Joel Blau•The visible poor•1992

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• Whose Science? Whose Knowledge?

  Sandra Harding•Whose Science? Whose Knowledge?•2016

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• Poor Women in a Bind

  Open Access•Mimi Abramovitz•Affilia•1992

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• Tapestries of Life

  Toni Flores, B Aptheker•Frontiers A Journal of Women…•1990

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• Everyone Is on Welfare

  Mimi Abramovitz•Social Work•1983

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• The Durability of Supreme Court Welfare Reforms of the 1960s

  Paul A Levy•Social Service Review•1992

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• Stakeholding

  Michael Sherraden•Social Service Review•1990

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• Inequality in America

  Edna Bonacich•Sociological Spectrum•1989

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