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Christina G. Villegas, PhD, is Associate Professor of Political Science at California State University, San Bernardino, USA.
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Preface 1. Background and History Introduction Land of Promise Poverty and Poor Relief in Early America The Market Revolution The Rise and Fall of Slavery Industrialization and Urbanization The Progressive Era and the 1920s The Great Depression and the New Deal The Great Society and the War on Poverty Welfare Reform and Compassionate Conservativism The Era of Neoliberalism The Financial Crisis and the Great Recession The Rise of New Socialism and Populism COVID-19, The Great Resignation, and the Continued Growth of Economic Inequality Socioeconomic Contexts and Geographic Disparities Conclusion References 2. Problems, Controversies, and Solutions Introduction Problems and Controversies Defining Poverty Debating the War on Poverty Economic Inequality Race and Poverty Gender and Poverty Globalization and Financialization Trade and Immigration Rising Housing Costs and Shortages Wage Stagnation and the Gig Economy Inflation Energy Policy Higher Education Costs and Over Credentialization Workforce Disconnection Social Alienation and Addiction Homelessness Solutions Family Support and Affordability Universal Basic Income Taxes and Subsidies Improving Real Wages Combatting Inflation Rebuilding Social Capital and Supportive Communities Reforming Secondary and Higher Education Conclusion References 3. Perspectives Introduction "Child Neglect and Child Poverty - Connections and Distinctions" - Sarah A. Font "Military Veterans and Poverty" - Rebecca Burgess "Reforming the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit" - Roger Valdez "The Value of Work and Its Implications for Poverty" - Oren Cass "Title 1 Funds and Low-Income Student Test Scores" - Vicki Alger 4. Profiles Introduction Individuals Government Agencies and Programs Non-Profit Organizations and Programs 5. Data and Documents Introduction Data Documents Thomas Jefferson, A Bill for the Support of the Poor (1789) FDR's Message to Congress on the State of the Union Outlining an Economic Bill of Rights (1944) Lyndon B. Johnson, Special Message to Congress Declaring a War on the Sources of Poverty (1964) Selections from the Economic Opportunity Act (1964) Ronald Reagan, Radio Address to the Nation on Welfare Reform (1986) Selections from the Personal Responsibility & Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (1996) What We Do Together: The State of Social Capital in America Today, Selections from the Hearing Before the Joint Economic Committee (2017) Economic Mobility: Is the American Dream in Crisis, Selections from the Hearing before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Subcommittee on Economic Policy (2019) The Income and Wealth Inequality Crisis in America, Selections from Hearing before the Senate Committee on the Budget (2021) Bernie Sanders's State of the Working Class Speech (2023) 6. Resources Books Articles and Reports Non-Print Sources 7. Chronology Glossary Index About the Author
Preface 1. Background and History Introduction Land of Promise Poverty and Poor Relief in Early America The Market Revolution The Rise and Fall of Slavery Industrialization and Urbanization The Progressive Era and the 1920s The Great Depression and the New Deal The Great Society and the War on Poverty Welfare Reform and Compassionate Conservativism The Era of Neoliberalism The Financial Crisis and the Great Recession The Rise of New Socialism and Populism COVID-19, The Great Resignation, and the Continued Growth of Economic Inequality Socioeconomic Contexts and Geographic Disparities Conclusion References 2. Problems, Controversies, and Solutions Introduction Problems and Controversies Defining Poverty Debating the War on Poverty Economic Inequality Race and Poverty Gender and Poverty Globalization and Financialization Trade and Immigration Rising Housing Costs and Shortages Wage Stagnation and the Gig Economy Inflation Energy Policy Higher Education Costs and Over Credentialization Workforce Disconnection Social Alienation and Addiction Homelessness Solutions Family Support and Affordability Universal Basic Income Taxes and Subsidies Improving Real Wages Combatting Inflation Rebuilding Social Capital and Supportive Communities Reforming Secondary and Higher Education Conclusion References 3. Perspectives Introduction "Child Neglect and Child Poverty - Connections and Distinctions" - Sarah A. Font "Military Veterans and Poverty" - Rebecca Burgess "Reforming the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit" - Roger Valdez "The Value of Work and Its Implications for Poverty" - Oren Cass "Title 1 Funds and Low-Income Student Test Scores" - Vicki Alger 4. Profiles Introduction Individuals Government Agencies and Programs Non-Profit Organizations and Programs 5. Data and Documents Introduction Data Documents Thomas Jefferson, A Bill for the Support of the Poor (1789) FDR's Message to Congress on the State of the Union Outlining an Economic Bill of Rights (1944) Lyndon B. Johnson, Special Message to Congress Declaring a War on the Sources of Poverty (1964) Selections from the Economic Opportunity Act (1964) Ronald Reagan, Radio Address to the Nation on Welfare Reform (1986) Selections from the Personal Responsibility & Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (1996) What We Do Together: The State of Social Capital in America Today, Selections from the Hearing Before the Joint Economic Committee (2017) Economic Mobility: Is the American Dream in Crisis, Selections from the Hearing before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Subcommittee on Economic Policy (2019) The Income and Wealth Inequality Crisis in America, Selections from Hearing before the Senate Committee on the Budget (2021) Bernie Sanders's State of the Working Class Speech (2023) 6. Resources Books Articles and Reports Non-Print Sources 7. Chronology Glossary Index About the Author
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