This comprehensive exploration of the origins and development of family allowances offers inventive insights into Canada's welfare state and social policy over the past half century.
This comprehensive exploration of the origins and development of family allowances offers inventive insights into Canada's welfare state and social policy over the past half century.
Raymond B. Blake is a professor of history at the University of Regina.
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Acknowledgments Introduction 1 The Dawning of a New Era in Social Security, 1929-43 2 Family Allowances Comes to Canada, 1943-45 3 The 1944 Family Allowances Debate and The Politics of It All 4 Sharing the Wealth: The Registration for Family Allowances Begins, 1945 5 The Impact of Family Allowance to the 1960s 6 Poverty, Politics, and Family Allowances, 1960-70 7 Family Allowances and Constitutional Change, 1968-72 8 Wrestling with Universality, 1972-83 9 The Demise of Family Allowances, 1984-99 Conclusion Notes Bibliography
Acknowledgments Introduction 1 The Dawning of a New Era in Social Security, 1929-43 2 Family Allowances Comes to Canada, 1943-45 3 The 1944 Family Allowances Debate and The Politics of It All 4 Sharing the Wealth: The Registration for Family Allowances Begins, 1945 5 The Impact of Family Allowance to the 1960s 6 Poverty, Politics, and Family Allowances, 1960-70 7 Family Allowances and Constitutional Change, 1968-72 8 Wrestling with Universality, 1972-83 9 The Demise of Family Allowances, 1984-99 Conclusion Notes Bibliography
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