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049 $aMAIN
100 1 $aFerman, Louis A.,$eeditor.
245 10 $aPoverty in America;$ba book of readings,$cedited by Louis A. Ferman, Joyce L. Kornbluh, and Alan Haber. Introd. by Michael Harrington.
250 $aRev. ed.
260 $aAnn Arbor,$bUniversity of Michigan Press$c[1968]
300 $axxxiii, 669 pages$billustrations$c23 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 00 $tDefinitions and prevalence of poverty.$tOur invisible poor /$rDwight Macdonald --$tPoverty in America /$rOscar Ornati --$tThe family cycle and income development /$rAlvin L. Schorr --$t"Is the income gap closed?" "Not!" /$rHerman P. Miller --$tCounting the poor: another look at the poverty profile and Author's note: who was poor in 1966 /$rMollie Orshansky --$tProblems in the definition and measurement of poverty /$rMartin Rein --$tWho are the poor?$tThe rejects /$rMichael Harrington --$tRacial ghettos: the crisis of American cities /$rHerbert Hill --$tThe people left behind: the rural poor /$rReport by the President's Commission on Rural Poverty --$tPoverty and Negro /$rHerman P. Miller --$tThe poverty of aging /$rHarold L. Sheppard --$tThe low-paid worker /$rA.F.L.-C.I.O. Department of Research --$tSpanish-Americans of the Southwest /$rRaymond F. Clapp --$tPoverty and the political economy.$tPolitics, the welfare system, and poverty /$rRichard A. Cloward and Frances Fox Piven --$tThe economics of inequality /$rTom Kahn --$tAutomation, jobs and manpower /$rCharles C. Killingsworth --$tLower-income workers and marginal industries /$rBarry Bluestone --$tThe condition of farm workers /$rFay Bennett --$tSustaining conditions of poverty.$tSocial justice for the poor /$rRichard A. Cloward and Richard M. Elman --$tThe merchant and the low-income consumer /$rDavid Caplovitz --$tHousing codes, taxes, and slums /$rAlvin L. Schorr --$tHow the poor are housed /$rAlvin L. Schorr --$tCity schools /$rPatricia Cayo Sexton --$tThe rural poor: education, health and housing /$rReport of the President's Commission on Rural Poverty --$tThe values of the poor.$tFocal concerns of lower class culture /$rWalter B. Miller --$tThe culture of poverty /$rOscar Lewis --$tPoverty and self-indulgence: a critique of the non-deferred gratification pattern /$rS.M. Miller, Frank Riessman, and Arthur A. Seagull --$tChild rearing among low-income families /$rHylan Lewis --$tSubcultures and class /$rHerbert J. Gans --$tThe life of the poor.$tThe power of the poor /$rWarren C. Haggstrom --$tThe disadvantaged child and the learning process /$rMartin Deutsch --$tThe New York school crisis /$rJeremy Larner --$tOrganizing the unaffiliated in a low-income area /$rGeorge Brager --$tThe cycle of despair: a Harlem family /$rGordon Parks --$tLife on A.D.C.: budgets of despair /$rCharles Lebeaux --$tThe dusty outskirts of hope /$rMary Wright --$tPolicies and programs.$tThe triple revolution: an appraisal of the major U.S. crises and proposals for action /$rThe Ad Hoc Committee on the Triple Revolution --$tPrograms in aid of the poor /$rSar A. Levitan --$tPerspectives on recent welfare legislation, fore and aft /$rSamuel Mencher --$tProgram for the social orphans: the next step in Social Security /$rAlvin L. Schorr --$tThe negative income tax /$rChristopher Green --$tPoverty and new careers for nonprofessionals /$rArthur Pearl and Frank Riessman --$tFrom protest to politics: the future of the civil rights movement /$rBayard Rustin --$tA freedom budget for all Americans /$rA. Philip Randolph Institute --$tPoverty programs and policy priorities /$rMartin Rein and S.M. Miller --$tAppendixes.
520 $aEach section of this work contains 7 or more articles on the topic and includes a separate introduction & bibliography. The authors are authorities in their fields, & they address the problems of poverty in the U.S. against the backdrop of the 1960's War on Poverty & President Johnson's Great Society.
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590 $bInternet Archive - 2
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650 0 $aPoverty.
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650 2 $aPoverty.
700 1 $aKornbluh, Joyce L.,$eeditor.
776 08 $iOnline version:$aFerman, Louis A.$tPoverty in America.$bRev. ed.$dAnn Arbor, University of Michigan Press [1968]$w(OCoLC)570661411
776 08 $iOnline version:$aFerman, Louis A.$tPoverty in America.$bRev. ed.$dAnn Arbor, University of Michigan Press [1968]$w(OCoLC)610142950
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