WELFARE REFORM IN WEST VIRGINIA
by ROBERT J. DILGER, ELEANOR H. BLAKELY, MELISSA LATIMER and BARRY L. LOCKE
West Virginia University Press, 2004
Paper: 978-0-937058-82-4
Library of Congress Classification HV98.W4W45 2004
Dewey Decimal Classification 362.556809754
TOC
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1:
- Studying Welfare Reform in West Virginia
- Dilger, Robert Jay
- Chapter 2:
- Setting the Socioeconomic Context for Welfare Reform in Appalachia
- Latimer, Melissa
- Chapter 3:
- Cash Assistance and Social Welfare Policy in the United States: The Political and Institutional Context
- Dilger, Robert Jay
- Chapter 4:
- Managing Welfare Reform in West Virginia: Lessons Learned
- Plein, L. Christopher
- Williams, David
- Chapter 5:
- Implementing Reform in West Virginia: The Evolution of Field Level Administration
- Plein, L. Christopher
- Chapter 6:
- Welfare Reform's Consequences for West Virginia's Safety Net System
- Plein, L. Christopher
- Chapter 7:
- Training Opportunities and Outcomes for WV Works Recipients
- Latimer, Melissa
- Chapter 8:
- Is Work the Solution?
- Potter, Lucinda A.
- Chapter 9:
- The Most at-Risk, Disadvantaged Populations in West Virginia
- Dilger, Robert Jay
- Chapter 10:
- WV Works Recipients' Orientations about the Future: Does Place Matter?
- Mencken, F. Carson
- Chapter 11:
- Lessons from the Mountain State
- Blakely, Eleanor H.
- Dilger, Robert Jay
- Locke, Barry L.
- About the Authors
- Index
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