Escape from Poverty
Herausgeber: Chase-Lansdale, P. Lindsay; Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne
Escape from Poverty
Herausgeber: Chase-Lansdale, P. Lindsay; Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne
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Escape from Poverty addresses the recent increase of child poverty within the USA and suggests specific modes of change.
Escape from Poverty addresses the recent increase of child poverty within the USA and suggests specific modes of change.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 342
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 556g
- ISBN-13: 9780521629850
- ISBN-10: 0521629853
- Artikelnr.: 21824138
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 342
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 556g
- ISBN-13: 9780521629850
- ISBN-10: 0521629853
- Artikelnr.: 21824138
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
1. Whose responsibility? An historical analysis of the changing role of
mothers, fathers, and society P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale and Maris A.
Vinovskis; 2. The life circumstances and development of children in welfare
families Nicholas Zill, Kristin Moore, Ellen Wolpow Smith, Thomas Stief,
and Mary Jo Coiro; 3. Welfare to work through the eyes of children Julie
Boatright Wilson, David Ellwood and Jeanne Brooks-Gunn; 4. Strategies for
altering the outcomes of poor children and their families Jeanne
Brooks-Gunn; 5. Policy issues of child care Andrew J. Cherlin; 6. Child
care and children of color Margaret Beale Spencer, Janet Blumenthal and
Elizabeth Richards; 7. Health policy in the Family Support Act of 1988
Katherine S. Lobach; 8. Economic issues of health care Barbara L. Wolfe; 9.
Dealing with Dads: the changing roles of fathers Frank J. Furstenberg Jr;
10. The effects of child support reform on child well-being Irwin Garfinkel
and Sara McLanahan; 11. Losing ground or moving ahead: welfare reform and
children Ron Haskins; 12. National surveys as data resources for public
policy research on poor children Nicholas Zill; 13. An interdisciplinary
model for studying poor children Timothy M. Smeeding; 14. Two generation
programs: a new intervention strategy and directions for future Sheila
Smith.
mothers, fathers, and society P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale and Maris A.
Vinovskis; 2. The life circumstances and development of children in welfare
families Nicholas Zill, Kristin Moore, Ellen Wolpow Smith, Thomas Stief,
and Mary Jo Coiro; 3. Welfare to work through the eyes of children Julie
Boatright Wilson, David Ellwood and Jeanne Brooks-Gunn; 4. Strategies for
altering the outcomes of poor children and their families Jeanne
Brooks-Gunn; 5. Policy issues of child care Andrew J. Cherlin; 6. Child
care and children of color Margaret Beale Spencer, Janet Blumenthal and
Elizabeth Richards; 7. Health policy in the Family Support Act of 1988
Katherine S. Lobach; 8. Economic issues of health care Barbara L. Wolfe; 9.
Dealing with Dads: the changing roles of fathers Frank J. Furstenberg Jr;
10. The effects of child support reform on child well-being Irwin Garfinkel
and Sara McLanahan; 11. Losing ground or moving ahead: welfare reform and
children Ron Haskins; 12. National surveys as data resources for public
policy research on poor children Nicholas Zill; 13. An interdisciplinary
model for studying poor children Timothy M. Smeeding; 14. Two generation
programs: a new intervention strategy and directions for future Sheila
Smith.
1. Whose responsibility? An historical analysis of the changing role of
mothers, fathers, and society P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale and Maris A.
Vinovskis; 2. The life circumstances and development of children in welfare
families Nicholas Zill, Kristin Moore, Ellen Wolpow Smith, Thomas Stief,
and Mary Jo Coiro; 3. Welfare to work through the eyes of children Julie
Boatright Wilson, David Ellwood and Jeanne Brooks-Gunn; 4. Strategies for
altering the outcomes of poor children and their families Jeanne
Brooks-Gunn; 5. Policy issues of child care Andrew J. Cherlin; 6. Child
care and children of color Margaret Beale Spencer, Janet Blumenthal and
Elizabeth Richards; 7. Health policy in the Family Support Act of 1988
Katherine S. Lobach; 8. Economic issues of health care Barbara L. Wolfe; 9.
Dealing with Dads: the changing roles of fathers Frank J. Furstenberg Jr;
10. The effects of child support reform on child well-being Irwin Garfinkel
and Sara McLanahan; 11. Losing ground or moving ahead: welfare reform and
children Ron Haskins; 12. National surveys as data resources for public
policy research on poor children Nicholas Zill; 13. An interdisciplinary
model for studying poor children Timothy M. Smeeding; 14. Two generation
programs: a new intervention strategy and directions for future Sheila
Smith.
mothers, fathers, and society P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale and Maris A.
Vinovskis; 2. The life circumstances and development of children in welfare
families Nicholas Zill, Kristin Moore, Ellen Wolpow Smith, Thomas Stief,
and Mary Jo Coiro; 3. Welfare to work through the eyes of children Julie
Boatright Wilson, David Ellwood and Jeanne Brooks-Gunn; 4. Strategies for
altering the outcomes of poor children and their families Jeanne
Brooks-Gunn; 5. Policy issues of child care Andrew J. Cherlin; 6. Child
care and children of color Margaret Beale Spencer, Janet Blumenthal and
Elizabeth Richards; 7. Health policy in the Family Support Act of 1988
Katherine S. Lobach; 8. Economic issues of health care Barbara L. Wolfe; 9.
Dealing with Dads: the changing roles of fathers Frank J. Furstenberg Jr;
10. The effects of child support reform on child well-being Irwin Garfinkel
and Sara McLanahan; 11. Losing ground or moving ahead: welfare reform and
children Ron Haskins; 12. National surveys as data resources for public
policy research on poor children Nicholas Zill; 13. An interdisciplinary
model for studying poor children Timothy M. Smeeding; 14. Two generation
programs: a new intervention strategy and directions for future Sheila
Smith.
