Since the late 1980s welfare policies in France and the United States have increasingly been shaped by a strong emphasis on citizens' obligations to work and be independent, and a weakening of entitlements to income maintenance
Since the late 1980s welfare policies in France and the United States have increasingly been shaped by a strong emphasis on citizens' obligations to work and be independent, and a weakening of entitlements to income maintenance
1: Poverty and Work in the United States and France 1: Social Policy for the Working Poor: U.S. Reform in a Cross-National Perspective * 2: Applying the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Concept of the "Working Poor" to France * 2: Development and Structure of Welfare Policies Welfare Reform 3: Welfare Policy in the United States: The Road from Income Maintenance to Workfare 4: Income Support Policy in France 5: Workfare and Insertion : How the U.S. and French Models of Social Assistance Have Been Transformed 3: The Evaluations of U.S. Welfare Reforms and Their Implications 6: Assessing Welfare Reform in the United States * 7: Work, Welfare, and Economic Well-Being After Welfare Reform: Do State Policies Make a Difference? 8: Issues in the Design and Evaluation of U.S. Welfare Reforms 4: The Relationship between Economic Growth and Poverty 9: Welfare Reform, Economic Growth, and Poverty in the U.S. 10: Growth and Poverty in France 5: Work-Oriented Reforms: How Well Do They Work? 11: Leaving Welfare without Working: How Do Mothers Do It? And What Are the Implications? 12: The Static vs. Dynamic Inactivity Trap on the Labor Market: Revisiting the "Making Work Pay" Issue
1: Poverty and Work in the United States and France 1: Social Policy for the Working Poor: U.S. Reform in a Cross-National Perspective * 2: Applying the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Concept of the "Working Poor" to France * 2: Development and Structure of Welfare Policies Welfare Reform 3: Welfare Policy in the United States: The Road from Income Maintenance to Workfare 4: Income Support Policy in France 5: Workfare and Insertion : How the U.S. and French Models of Social Assistance Have Been Transformed 3: The Evaluations of U.S. Welfare Reforms and Their Implications 6: Assessing Welfare Reform in the United States * 7: Work, Welfare, and Economic Well-Being After Welfare Reform: Do State Policies Make a Difference? 8: Issues in the Design and Evaluation of U.S. Welfare Reforms 4: The Relationship between Economic Growth and Poverty 9: Welfare Reform, Economic Growth, and Poverty in the U.S. 10: Growth and Poverty in France 5: Work-Oriented Reforms: How Well Do They Work? 11: Leaving Welfare without Working: How Do Mothers Do It? And What Are the Implications? 12: The Static vs. Dynamic Inactivity Trap on the Labor Market: Revisiting the "Making Work Pay" Issue
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