Learning from leaders
welfare reform politics and policy in five midwestern states
by Carol S. Weissert
"This book provides detailed analyses of the political rationales and processes that preceded the federal direction to states to dramatically alter their welfare programs and administrative systems. It discusses implementation choices as well as difficulties and successes in carrying out those decisions. The book also analyzes the role of political parties, interest groups, foundations, think tanks, and academics in setting agendas and formulating policy.
The book features chapters describing and analyzing welfare reform, both their development and implementation, in five states - Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin."--BOOK JACKET.
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Learning from leaders: welfare reform politics and policy in five midwestern states
2000, Rockefeller Institute Press, Rockefeller Institute of Government, The, Nelson A.
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0914341675
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