John F. Cogan is the Leonard and Shirley Ely Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution and a faculty member in Stanford University's Public Policy Program.
John F. Cogan is the Leonard and Shirley Ely Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution and a faculty member in Stanford University's Public Policy Program.
John F. Cogan is the Leonard and Shirley Ely Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution and a faculty member in Stanford University's Public Policy Program.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Creating Legislative Precedents: Revolutionary War Pensions 3. An Experiment with Government Trust Funds: Navy Pensions 4. The First Great Entitlement: Civil War Pensions 5. Repeating Past Mistakes: World War I Veterans' Benefits 6. Retrenchment: Roosevelt and the Veterans 7. The Birth of the Modern Entitlement State 8. The Consequences of Social Security Surpluses 9. A New Kind of Entitlement: The GI Bill 10. Setting the Postwar Entitlement Agenda: 1946-1950 11. 1951-1964: Establishing Social Insurance Dominance 12. The Great Turn in Welfare Policy: 1951-1964 13. The First Great Society 14. A Legal Right to Welfare 15. The Second Great Society 16. First Inklings of Fiscal Limits: 1975-1980 17. A Temporary Slowdown: 1981-1989 18. Recognition and Denial: 1989-2014 19. A Challenge Unlike Any Other in U.S. History
1. Introduction 2. Creating Legislative Precedents: Revolutionary War Pensions 3. An Experiment with Government Trust Funds: Navy Pensions 4. The First Great Entitlement: Civil War Pensions 5. Repeating Past Mistakes: World War I Veterans' Benefits 6. Retrenchment: Roosevelt and the Veterans 7. The Birth of the Modern Entitlement State 8. The Consequences of Social Security Surpluses 9. A New Kind of Entitlement: The GI Bill 10. Setting the Postwar Entitlement Agenda: 1946-1950 11. 1951-1964: Establishing Social Insurance Dominance 12. The Great Turn in Welfare Policy: 1951-1964 13. The First Great Society 14. A Legal Right to Welfare 15. The Second Great Society 16. First Inklings of Fiscal Limits: 1975-1980 17. A Temporary Slowdown: 1981-1989 18. Recognition and Denial: 1989-2014 19. A Challenge Unlike Any Other in U.S. History
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