The Great Society and Its Legacy
Twenty Years of U.S. Social Policy
Herausgeber: Kaplan, Marshall; Cuciti, Peggy
The Great Society and Its Legacy
Twenty Years of U.S. Social Policy
Herausgeber: Kaplan, Marshall; Cuciti, Peggy
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"In recent years, the American public has been told that the sole legacy of the Great Society has been a vigorous debate about its failure. Marshall Kaplan and Peggy Cuciti deserve our thanks for giving this contentious period some much needed perspective. "The Great Society and Its Legacy," as a chronicle of the successes and failures of this important era, will help thoughtful Americans apply the lessons of the last two decades to the challenges which remain ahead."--Senator Gary Hart
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"In recent years, the American public has been told that the sole legacy of the Great Society has been a vigorous debate about its failure. Marshall Kaplan and Peggy Cuciti deserve our thanks for giving this contentious period some much needed perspective. "The Great Society and Its Legacy," as a chronicle of the successes and failures of this important era, will help thoughtful Americans apply the lessons of the last two decades to the challenges which remain ahead."--Senator Gary Hart
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- Verlag: Duke University Press
- Seitenzahl: 262
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Juni 1986
- Englisch
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9780822305897
- ISBN-10: 0822305895
- Artikelnr.: 42992991
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Duke University Press
- Seitenzahl: 262
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Juni 1986
- Englisch
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9780822305897
- ISBN-10: 0822305895
- Artikelnr.: 42992991
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Marshall Kaplan and Peggy Cuciti, eds.
Acknowledgments vii
Introduction 1
Book One. Background
1. Themes and Premises
The Great Society in 1984: Relic or Reality? / Robert Wood 17
Is New Federalism the Wave of the Future? / William Schamabra 24
2. The Macroeconomic Context
The Evolution of Economic Policy / Barry Bosworth 32
Tax Reform from 1964 to 1984—A Brief Retrospective / Joseph Pechman 42
Book Two. Problems, Policies, Programs, and Evaluation
1. The Discovery of Poverty
Poverty in the United States / Paul Ylvisaker 51
War on Poverty: Assumptions, History, and Results / Bernard Gifford 60
2. The Programmatic Legacy
Did the Great Society and Subsequent Initiatives Work? / Sar Levitan and
Clifford Johnson 73
Creating Jobs for Americans: From MDTA to Industrial Policy / Peter Edelman
91
Six Welfare Questions Still Searching for Answers / Henry Aaron 105
Random Reflections on the Great Society's Politics and Health Care Programs
After Twenty Years / Wilbur Cohen 113
3. Restructuring the Urban Environment
Revitalizing the Cities: From Great Expectations to a New Realism /
Marshall Kaplan 121
Downtown Shopping Malls and the New Public-Private Strategy / Bernard
Frieden and Lynne Sagalyn 130
4. Use and Misuse of Information
Observations on the Role of the Media in Covering the War on Poverty / Ian
Menzies 148
The Role of the Media in Shaping Public Policy: The Myth of Power and the
Power of Myth / Charles Green 152
Social Science and the Great Society / Richard Nathan 163
5. The Impact on the Structure of Governance
Fiscal Federalism in the 1980s: Dismantling or Rationalizing the Great
Society / Robert Reischauer 179
The Nature and Systemic Impact of "Creative Federalism" / David Walker 197
The Great Society and the Growth of "Juridicial Federalism"—Protecting
Civil Rights and Welfare / David Rosenbloom 208
Conclusion—Great Society, Past, Present, and Possible Future 216
Notes 229
Index 247
Contributors 253
Introduction 1
Book One. Background
1. Themes and Premises
The Great Society in 1984: Relic or Reality? / Robert Wood 17
Is New Federalism the Wave of the Future? / William Schamabra 24
2. The Macroeconomic Context
The Evolution of Economic Policy / Barry Bosworth 32
Tax Reform from 1964 to 1984—A Brief Retrospective / Joseph Pechman 42
Book Two. Problems, Policies, Programs, and Evaluation
1. The Discovery of Poverty
Poverty in the United States / Paul Ylvisaker 51
War on Poverty: Assumptions, History, and Results / Bernard Gifford 60
2. The Programmatic Legacy
Did the Great Society and Subsequent Initiatives Work? / Sar Levitan and
Clifford Johnson 73
Creating Jobs for Americans: From MDTA to Industrial Policy / Peter Edelman
91
Six Welfare Questions Still Searching for Answers / Henry Aaron 105
Random Reflections on the Great Society's Politics and Health Care Programs
After Twenty Years / Wilbur Cohen 113
3. Restructuring the Urban Environment
Revitalizing the Cities: From Great Expectations to a New Realism /
Marshall Kaplan 121
Downtown Shopping Malls and the New Public-Private Strategy / Bernard
Frieden and Lynne Sagalyn 130
4. Use and Misuse of Information
Observations on the Role of the Media in Covering the War on Poverty / Ian
Menzies 148
The Role of the Media in Shaping Public Policy: The Myth of Power and the
Power of Myth / Charles Green 152
Social Science and the Great Society / Richard Nathan 163
5. The Impact on the Structure of Governance
Fiscal Federalism in the 1980s: Dismantling or Rationalizing the Great
Society / Robert Reischauer 179
The Nature and Systemic Impact of "Creative Federalism" / David Walker 197
The Great Society and the Growth of "Juridicial Federalism"—Protecting
Civil Rights and Welfare / David Rosenbloom 208
Conclusion—Great Society, Past, Present, and Possible Future 216
Notes 229
Index 247
Contributors 253
Acknowledgments vii
Introduction 1
Book One. Background
1. Themes and Premises
The Great Society in 1984: Relic or Reality? / Robert Wood 17
Is New Federalism the Wave of the Future? / William Schamabra 24
2. The Macroeconomic Context
The Evolution of Economic Policy / Barry Bosworth 32
Tax Reform from 1964 to 1984—A Brief Retrospective / Joseph Pechman 42
Book Two. Problems, Policies, Programs, and Evaluation
1. The Discovery of Poverty
Poverty in the United States / Paul Ylvisaker 51
War on Poverty: Assumptions, History, and Results / Bernard Gifford 60
2. The Programmatic Legacy
Did the Great Society and Subsequent Initiatives Work? / Sar Levitan and
Clifford Johnson 73
Creating Jobs for Americans: From MDTA to Industrial Policy / Peter Edelman
91
Six Welfare Questions Still Searching for Answers / Henry Aaron 105
Random Reflections on the Great Society's Politics and Health Care Programs
After Twenty Years / Wilbur Cohen 113
3. Restructuring the Urban Environment
Revitalizing the Cities: From Great Expectations to a New Realism /
Marshall Kaplan 121
Downtown Shopping Malls and the New Public-Private Strategy / Bernard
Frieden and Lynne Sagalyn 130
4. Use and Misuse of Information
Observations on the Role of the Media in Covering the War on Poverty / Ian
Menzies 148
The Role of the Media in Shaping Public Policy: The Myth of Power and the
Power of Myth / Charles Green 152
Social Science and the Great Society / Richard Nathan 163
5. The Impact on the Structure of Governance
Fiscal Federalism in the 1980s: Dismantling or Rationalizing the Great
Society / Robert Reischauer 179
The Nature and Systemic Impact of "Creative Federalism" / David Walker 197
The Great Society and the Growth of "Juridicial Federalism"—Protecting
Civil Rights and Welfare / David Rosenbloom 208
Conclusion—Great Society, Past, Present, and Possible Future 216
Notes 229
Index 247
Contributors 253
Introduction 1
Book One. Background
1. Themes and Premises
The Great Society in 1984: Relic or Reality? / Robert Wood 17
Is New Federalism the Wave of the Future? / William Schamabra 24
2. The Macroeconomic Context
The Evolution of Economic Policy / Barry Bosworth 32
Tax Reform from 1964 to 1984—A Brief Retrospective / Joseph Pechman 42
Book Two. Problems, Policies, Programs, and Evaluation
1. The Discovery of Poverty
Poverty in the United States / Paul Ylvisaker 51
War on Poverty: Assumptions, History, and Results / Bernard Gifford 60
2. The Programmatic Legacy
Did the Great Society and Subsequent Initiatives Work? / Sar Levitan and
Clifford Johnson 73
Creating Jobs for Americans: From MDTA to Industrial Policy / Peter Edelman
91
Six Welfare Questions Still Searching for Answers / Henry Aaron 105
Random Reflections on the Great Society's Politics and Health Care Programs
After Twenty Years / Wilbur Cohen 113
3. Restructuring the Urban Environment
Revitalizing the Cities: From Great Expectations to a New Realism /
Marshall Kaplan 121
Downtown Shopping Malls and the New Public-Private Strategy / Bernard
Frieden and Lynne Sagalyn 130
4. Use and Misuse of Information
Observations on the Role of the Media in Covering the War on Poverty / Ian
Menzies 148
The Role of the Media in Shaping Public Policy: The Myth of Power and the
Power of Myth / Charles Green 152
Social Science and the Great Society / Richard Nathan 163
5. The Impact on the Structure of Governance
Fiscal Federalism in the 1980s: Dismantling or Rationalizing the Great
Society / Robert Reischauer 179
The Nature and Systemic Impact of "Creative Federalism" / David Walker 197
The Great Society and the Growth of "Juridicial Federalism"—Protecting
Civil Rights and Welfare / David Rosenbloom 208
Conclusion—Great Society, Past, Present, and Possible Future 216
Notes 229
Index 247
Contributors 253







