Proceedings: Selected Papers [of The] Annual Meeting, Volúmenes101-102National Conference on Social Welfare, 1974 - 252 páginas |
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... recently as the Second World War . Ironically , they are therefore more recent arrivals to urban America than our white im- migrants . As recently as 1910 , 89 percent of the blacks in this nation lived in the South . That concentration ...
... recently as the Second World War . Ironically , they are therefore more recent arrivals to urban America than our white im- migrants . As recently as 1910 , 89 percent of the blacks in this nation lived in the South . That concentration ...
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... recently as the Second World War . Ironically , they are therefore more recent arrivals to urban America than our white im- migrants . As recently as 1910 , 89 percent of the blacks in this nation lived in the South . That concentration ...
... recently as the Second World War . Ironically , they are therefore more recent arrivals to urban America than our white im- migrants . As recently as 1910 , 89 percent of the blacks in this nation lived in the South . That concentration ...
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... RECENT GROWTH OF SOCIAL WELFARE EXPENDITURES Perhaps the most remarkable thing about the American sys- tem of social welfare expenditures under public programs is its recent rate of growth . Since 1955 these expenditures have increased ...
... RECENT GROWTH OF SOCIAL WELFARE EXPENDITURES Perhaps the most remarkable thing about the American sys- tem of social welfare expenditures under public programs is its recent rate of growth . Since 1955 these expenditures have increased ...
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PLANNING Betty Reichert | 149 |
MOBILIZING CITIZENS FOR OUR COMMON CAUSE | 169 |
ACHIEVING A JUST SOCIETY | 186 |
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