Preface
Poverty and Social Welfare in the United States
The Poverty Population and Poverty Generation: Sex, Race, and Labor Market Structure
The Feminization of Poverty: Nature, Causes, and a Partial Cure
Unmarried Women in a Patriarchal Society: Impoverishment and Access to Health Care Across the Life-Cycle
Local Labor Market Structure and the Poverty Vulnerability of Black and White Women in Large Metropolitan Areas
Industrial Structure, Relative Labor Power, and Poverty Rates
Ideology, Social Research, and the Welfare System
A Test of the New Structural Critique of the Welfare State
Fighting Poverty by Reducing Dependency: The Dilemma of Policy Assumptions
The Dynamics of Welfare Use: How Long and How Often?
Health and Poverty in Single-Parent Families: The Consequences of Federal Policy Change1
Politics and Social Welfare Policy
Ideology and Welfare Reform Under the Reagan Administration
Poverty, Policy, and Politics: Implications of the Research Findings for Social Welfare Action.