A new history of social welfare:
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Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
Beschreibung: | XV, 544 S. graph. Darst. |
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adam_text | A NEW HISTORY SIXTH EDITION PHYLLIS JO DAY BOSTON O NEW YORK SAN
FRANCISCO MEXICO CITY MONTREAL TORONTO LONDON MADRID O MUNICH
PARIS HONG KONG SINGAPORE TOKYO CAPE TOWN O SYDNEY PREFACE XIII I
VALUES IN SOCIAL WELFARE VALUES IN SOCIAL WELFARE 3 WHAT ARE VALUES? 4 /
FOUNDATIONS OF CHARITY AND CONTROL 4 AMERICAN SOCIAL VALUES 5
JUDEO-CHRISTIAN CHARITY VALUES 6 / DEMOCRATIC EGALITARIANISM AND
INDIVIDUALISM 6 / THE PROTESTANT WORK ETHIC AND CAPITALISM 7 / SOCIAL
DARWINISM 8 / THE NEW PURITANISM 9 / PATRIARCHY 10 WHITE PRIVILEGE 11 /
MARRIAGE AND THE NUCLEAR FAMILY 12 / THE AMERICAN IDEAL : LOOKSISM
AND OTHERISM 13 A ISSUES OF DISCRIMINATION 14 CLASSISM AND POVERTY 14
/ INSTITUTIONAL DISCRIMINATION 20 CONCLUSION: VALUES AND POWER 25 STUDY
QUESTIONS 26 SUGGESTED EXERCISES 2 7 NOTES 27 2 THE INSTITUTION OF
SOCIAL WELFARE: AN OVERVIEW 30 THE MEANING OF SOCIAL INSTITUTION 30 THE
ECONOMY 31 / THE POLITY 33 / THE FAMILY AND RELIGION 33 / SOCIAL WELFARE
34 / PERSPECTIVES OF SOCIAL WELFARE 36 / THE RESIDUAL PERSPECTIVE 37 /
THE INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE 38 / NEWER PERSPECTIVES IN SOCIAL WELFARE
40 III IV CONTENTS THE SCOPE OF SOCIAL WELFARE 44 LIFE NECESSITY
SERVICES: OVERVIEW 45 / EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL, OR REHABILITATIVE
SERVICES: OVERVIEW 47 / PROTECTIVE OR CUSTODIAL SERVICES: OVERVIEW 49 /
PERSONAL SOCIAL SERVICES: OVERVIEW 50 THE PROFESSION OF SOCIAL WORK 50
THE EMERGENCE OF THE PROFESSION 53 CONCLUSION: SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL
CONTROL 55 STUDY QUESTIONS 56 SUGGESTED EXERCISE 57 NOTES 58 J THE
BEGINNINGS OF SOCIAL WELFARE 60 PREHISTORY AND SOCIAL WELFARE TO 6000
B.C.E. 61 THE BEGINNINGS OF HISTORY: 6000-1200 B.C.E. 63 AFRICA:
BIRTHPLACE OF HUMANKIND 64 / MESOPOTAMIA IN THE BRONZE AGE: TO 1200
B.C.E. 65 / INVASION, CONQUESTS, AND PATRIARCHAL RELIGION 66 / THE
ISRAELITE INFLUENCE 67 MOVING IN THE IRON AGE: 1200-400 B.C.E. 70 THE
DYNASTIES OF CHINA 72 / INDIA AND THE CASTE SYSTEM 71 GREECE
CHRISTIANITY, AND THE ROMAN EMPIRE 73 GREECE AND THE CITY-STATES 73 /
EARLY ROMAN SOCIETY AND THE BEGINNINGS OF CHRISTIANITY 77 / JESUS AND
THE NEW RELIGION 80 / STATE AND CHURCH IN ROME 82 CONCLUSION: BEGINNINGS
OF CHARITY AND CONTROL 84 STUDY QUESTIONS 85 WANT TO KNOW MORE? 86 NOTES
86 4F FEUDALISM AND THE WELFARE STATE 89 THE DARK AND MIDDLE AGES 90 THE
FEUDAL SOCIETY 94 / THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION 95 / THE CHURCH AND SOCIAL
WELFARE 97 / FORMS OF PRIVATE WELFARE 99 THE DISSOLUTION OF FEUDALISM
100 THE BLACK DEATH AND THE WITCHCRAZE 101 / THE COMMERCIAL REVOLUTION
105 CONTENTS 1 THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION: NEW MEANINGS FOR WORK AND
WELFARE 106 LUTHERANISM, CALVINISM, AND THE WORK ETHIC 106 / WOMEN UNDER
PROTESTANTISM 107 / SOCIAL WELFARE AND WORK MORALITY 108 SOCIAL WELFARE
IN ENGLAND: THE TUDOR PERIOD 110 THE ELIZABETHAN POOR LAWS OF 1601 111 /
ALMHOUSES FOR THE IMPOTENT POOR 112 / DEPENDENT CHILDREN 113 / STURDY
BEGGARS: THE ABIE-BODIED POOR 113 / PRISONS 114 / OVERVIEW OF SOCIAL
WELFARE IN ENGLAND 115 THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND THE EMERGENCE OF
CAPITALISM 116 THE EMERGENCE OF CAPITALISM 116 / THE INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION AND THE NEW POOR LAW 118 CONCLUSION: REIFYING THE VALUES OF
THE PAST 120 STUDY QUESTIONS 121 NOTES 122 J SOCIAL WELFARE MOVES TO
THE AMERICAS 126 THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF AMERICA 129 THE EUROPEAN
INVASION OF NORTH AMERICA 131 THE FRENCH IN THE NEW WORLD 135 / THE
SPANISH IN THE NEW WORLD 136 / THE DUTCH IN NORTH AMERICA 138 / THE
ENGLISH IN NEW ENGLAND 139 WORK IN NORTH AMERICA 141 THE PRACTICE OF
INDENTURE 141 / WOMEN IN THE COLONIES 143 A SOCIAL WELFARE IN THE
COLONIES 146 EARLY AMERICAN POOR LAWS 146 / PRIVATE PHILANTHROPY 151
SLAVERY IN THE AMERICAS 151 THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE AND THE TRIANGULAR TRADE
153 TOWARD THE REVOLUTION 155 WOMEN IN THE REVOLUTION 156 THE NEW NATION
AND ITS CONSTITUTION 157 CONCLUSION: REVOLUTION TO STATUS QUO 159 STUDY
QUESTIONS 159 WANT TO KNOW MORE? 160 NOTES 160 VI CONTENTS AMERICA TO
THE CIVIL WAR 164 THE FIRST CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT 165 IMMIGRATION AND
MIGRATION 166 / EMPLOYMENT AND UNIONIZATION 168 PRIVATE PHILANTHROPY 170
RELIGIOUS ANSWERS TO POVERTY 170 / SOCIAL REFORM IDEALS 171 / THE
ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR 173 /
SPECIAL-INTEREST CHARITIES 174 / GOVERNMENT RESPONSES 174 / OUTDOOR
RELIEF 178 SOCIAL TREATMENT IN THE 1800S 178 MEDICAL CARE AND GENERAL
HOSPITALS 178 / MENTAL HOSPITALS AND PSYCHIATRY 180 / EDUCATION 182 /
CARE OF BLIND, DEAF, AND DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED PEOPLE 183 SOCIAL
CONTROL 184 JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM 184 / ADULT CRIMINALS AND
PENITENTIARIES 185 NONWHITE MINORITIES: EXPENDABLE COMMODITIES IN THE
NEW NATION 186 NATIVE AMERICANS: A CASE OF GENOCIDE 186 / CHINESE IN
AMERICA 189 / THE CONSTITUTIONS OF PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT 190 /
HISPANIC AMERICANS 195 THE WOMEN S MOVEMENT IN THE 1800S 197 CONCLUSION:
WORKING TOWARD FREEDOM 199 STUDY QUESTIONS 200 SUGGESTED EXERCISE 201
WANT TO KNOW MORE? 201 NOTES 201 I THE AMERICAN WELFARE SYSTEM BEGINS
205 THE CIVIL WAR: A NEW NATION EMERGES 207 CHARITY IN THE CIVIL WAR 209
AFTER THE CIVIL WAR 210 THE FREEDMEN S BUREAU 210 / SERVICES FOR
VETERANS 211 POSTWAR POLITICAL ECONOMY 211 LABOR AND UNIONIZATION 212
POPULATION, IMMIGRATION, AND THE PEOPLE 214 WHITE IMMIGRATION, AFRICAN
AMERICAN IMMIGRATION 214 / ASIAN IMMIGRANTS 215 / NATIVE AMERICANS AFTER
THE WAR 216 / EMANCIPATION AND THE PLIGHT OF THE FREEDMEN 218 / TRUE
WOMANHOOD 221 CONTENTS VII EMERGING PHILOSOPHIES AND SOCIAL WELFARE 224
SOCIAL DARWINISM AND THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY 225 / PRIVATE
INTEREST AGENCIES 228 / POPULISM AND THE SETTLEMENT HOUSE MOVEMENT 229 /
CHILD-SAVING 231 PUBLIC WELFARE EFFORTS 234 PROFESSIONALIZATION OF
SOCIAL WORK 237 CONCLUSION: MOVING TOWARD REFORM 238 STUDY QUESTIONS 239
WANT TO KNOW MORE? 24 0 NOTES 240 THE PROGRESSIVE ERA, WAR, AND RECOVERY
244 THE PROGRESSIVE ERA 245 POPULATION MOVEMENTS AND IMMIGRATION 249
IMMIGRATION ACTS 249 OPPRESSION OF AFRICAN AMERICANS AND NATIVE
AMERICANS 251 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERS 252 / NATIVE AMERICANS 255 LABOR
AND THE UNIONS 256 WOMEN AND UNIONS 256 SOCIAL WELFARE IN THE
PROGRESSIVE ERA 258 REFORMS FOR CHILDREN 260 / MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC
SOCIAL WORK 264 / VETERANS WELFARE 266 / AID TO BLIND PEOPLE AND AID TO
PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES 267 / OLD AGE ASSISTANCE 267 / UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE AND WORKERS COMPENSATION 268 / JUVENILE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
269 WOMEN S MOVEMENTS AND PEACE PROTESTS 270 SUFFRAGE 270 / WOMEN AND
HEALTH 272 / ABORTION AND CONTRACEPTION 2 74 THE PROFESSIONALIZATION OF
SOCIAL WORK 275 CONCLUSION: NEW FREEDOMS AND OLD CONSTRAINTS 276 STUDY
QUESTIONS 277 SUGGESTED EXERCISE 278 WANT TO KNOW MORE? 278 NOTES 279
VIII CONTENTS THE GREAT DEPRESSION AND SOCIAL SECURITY FOR AMERICANS 282
THE GREAT DEPRESSION 284 SOCIAL REVOLT AND TEMPORARY RELIEF 286 /
ROOSEVELT S EMERGENCY MEASURES 287 / ELEANOR ROOSEVELT AND WOMEN IN THE
NEW DEAL 291 SOCIAL INSURANCE IN THE UNITED STATES 292 PROGRAMS OF
SOCIAL INSURANCE BASED ON THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACTS 295 OLD AGE AND
SURVIVORS INSURANCE (OASI) 295 / UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION: TITLE III
296 / WORKERS COMPENSATION: STATE SOCIAL INSURANCE 296 PUBLIC
ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACTS 297 OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
(OAA) 298 / AID TO THE BLIND (AB) AND AID TO THE DISABLED (AD) 298 / AID
TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN (ADD) 299 MATERNAL AND CHILD WELFARE ACT: TITLE V
300 THE PROFESSIONALIZATION OF SOCIAL WORK 300 WORLD WAR II 303
INTERNMENT OF JAPANESE AMERICANS 303 / THE WAR YEARS 304 / THE WAR AND
PEOPLE OF MINORITIES 306 / SOCIAL WELFARE SERVICES: THE WAR AND AFTER
309 / WOMEN AFTER THE WAR 310 THE RESURGENCE OF SOCIAL WORK 312
REORGANIZING FEDERAL SOCIAL WELFARE EFFORTS 314 THE AMERICAN DREAM 314 C
CONCLUSION: MOVING TOWARD THE FUTURE 315 STUDY QUESTIONS 316 SUGGESTED
EXERCISES 316 WANT TO KNOW MORE? 317 NOTES 317 CIVIL AND WELFARE RIGHTS
IN THE NEW REFORM ERA 320 THE STATE OF THE NATION UNDER EISENHOWER 323
SOCIAL PROGRAMS IN THE 1950S 324 SOCIAL INSURANCE 324 / PUBLIC
ASSISTANCE 324 CIVIL RIGHTS BEFORE KENNEDY 327 CONTENTS IX AFRICAN
AMERICANS 328 / NATIVE AMERICANS 330 / HISPANIC AMERICANS 330 / CHINESE
AMERICANS 332 CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE KENNEDY-JOHNSON YEARS 333 JOHNSON AND
THE GREAT SOCIETY 334 THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT AND CONTINUED PROTEST 334 /
THE VOTING RIGHT ACT AND NEW LEGAL RIGHTS 340 SOCIAL PROGRAMS IN THE
KENNEDY-JOHNSON YEARS 341 KENNEDY S SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION 341 /
THE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY ACT OF 1964 343 / PROGRAMS AMENDED UNDER
JOHNSON 345 / OTHER KENNEDY-JOHNSON SOCIAL PROGRAMS 348 WELFARE, CIVIL
RIGHTS, AND THE SOCIAL WORK PROFESSION 350 CONCLUSION: LOOKING BACK ON
THE 1960S 352 STUDY QUESTIONS 353 SUGGESTED EXERCISE 3 54 WANT TO KNOW
MORE? 354 NOTES 354 11 THE RETURN TO THE PAST 358 A RETREAT FROM THE
WELFARE STATE 359 SOCIAL PROGRAMS IN THE 1970S 361 SOCIAL INSURANCE 362
/ PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS 363 OTHER SOCIAL WELFARE PRQGRAMS 368 FOOD
STAMPS 368 / COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION AND TRAINING ACT (CETA) 368 /
EDUCATION AND YOUTH PROGRAMS 368 / HOUSING 369 / JUVENILE PROTECTION AND
ADULT CORRECTIONS 370 CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE 1970S 371 NATIVE AMERICANS 371
/ JAPANESE AMERICANS 374 / OTHER ASIAN AMERICANS 375 / MEXICAN AMERICANS
375 / PUERTO RICANS AND CUBANS 376 / AFRICAN AMERICANS 377 / WOMEN 379 /
GAY LIBERATION 381 CONCLUSION: TIGHTENING THE REINS 382 STUDY QUESTIONS
383 SUGGESTED EXERCISE 384 WANT TO KNOW MORE? 384 NOTES 384 CONTENTS 112
THE REACTIONARY VISION 387 BITING THE CONSERVATIVE BULLET 388
REAGANOMICS: THE CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL ECONOMY 389 THE NEW FEDERALISM
391 PRIVATIZATION 391 / NEW FEDERALISM: RETURNING PROGRAMS TO STATES 392
PRUNING THE PROGRAMS 395 OLD AGE, SURVIVORS, DISABILITY, AND HEALTH
INSURANCE 395 / UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AND THE NEW POOR 396 / PUBLIC
ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS 398 / THE FAMILY SUPPORT ACT (FSA) OF 1988 400 BASIC
NEEDS PROGRAMS 401 REAGANOMICS AND NUTRITION 401 / REAGANOMICS AND
HEALTH CARE 403 / HOUSING IN THE 1980S 405 / EDUCATION AND TRAINING 407
CIVIL RIGHTS UNDER REAGAN AND BUSH 408 THE COSTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE 411
ESTIMATING POVERTY 411 / HOW MUCH DID WELFARE COST IN THE REAGAN ERA?
412 THE INTERNATIONAL ELEMENT 412 CONCLUSION: PAST IDEOLOGY IN A
POSTINDUSTRIAL WORLD 413 STUDY QUESTIONS 414 WANT TO KNOW MORE? 415
SUGGESTED EXERCISE 415 NOTES 416 A 1 L 3 THE DECLINE OF SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY 420 CLINTON AND THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESS 421 WELFARE AS WE
KNOW IT 422 THE CONTRACT WITH AMERICA 422 / RESTRUCTURING PUBLIC
ASSISTANCE: LOSING THE SAFETY NET 423 / THE STRUCTURE OF TANF 423 / THE
PLACE OF VALUES IN TANF 428 / DID TANF WORK? 432 OTHER SAFETY NET
PROGRAMS IN THE CLINTON ERA 435 SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME (SSI) 435 /
EARNED INCOME TAX CREDITS (EITCS) AND CHILD AND DEPENDENT CARE CREDITS
(CDCCS) 435 / SOCIAL INSURANCE 436 / NUTRITION PROGRAMS: FOOD STAMPS,
WIC, AND CHILD NUTRITION 438 / HOMELESSNESS AND HOUSING 439 HEALTH CARE
IN AMERICA 441 CONTENTS XI HEALTH INSURANCE 441 / MEDICARE 442 /
MEDICAID 443 SOCIAL ISSUES 444 EMPOWERMENT ENTERPRISE ZONES 445 / CRIME
CONTROL 445 / EDUCATION 446 / EMPLOYMENT AND JOBS 447 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
AND CIVIL RIGHTS 448 PRIVATE CHARITY 450 WELFARE FOR THE WEALTHY AND
CORPORATE WELFARE 451 CAPITAL ASSETS AND TAX CUTS 451 / CORPORATE
WELFARE 453 / GLOBALIZATION, THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY, AND AMERICAN
SOCIAL WELFARE 456 CONCLUSION 460 STUDY QUESTIONS 461 SUGGESTED EXERCISE
461 WANT TO KNOW MORE? 461 NOTES 462 14 SPIRALING DOWN TO WELFARE PAST
469 THE BUSH/CHENEY PRESIDENCY 469 OIL AND WAR 470 / RELIGION AND THE
PRESIDENCY 471 / THE CONSERVATIVE ECONOMY AND POVERTY 471 SOCIAL WELFARE
IN THE BUSH/CHENEY ADMINISTRATION 474 FAITH-BASED INITIATIVES 474 /
LEVELS OF INCOME SECURITY 474 HEALTH CARE UNDER THE BUSH/CHENEY
PRESIDENCY 482 MEDICARE 482 / MEDICAID 483 / STATE CHILDREN S HEALTH
INSURANCE (SCHIP) 484 / OTHER HEALTH PROGRAMS AND ISSUES 484 EDUCATION
486 JUVENILE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS 488 JUVENILE JUSTICE 488 /
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM 488 OUR ISM-RIDDEN SOCIETY 489 RACISM 489 /
SEXISM IN THE UNITED STATES 493 CONCLUSION: WHERE ARE THE SOCIAL
WORKERS? 492 STUDY QUESTIONS 493 SUGGESTED EXERCISE 493 WANT TO KNOW
MORE? 493 NOTES 494 XII CONTENTS 15 THE SYNERGISTIC CYCLE 501 THE
SYNERGISTIC CYCLES OF HISTORY 503 THE WHY OF VALUES ANALYSIS 504
CONCLUSION: FUTUREWORD 504 STUDY QUESTIONS 506 NOTES 506 BIBLIOGRAPHY
507 INDEX 529
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spelling | Day, Phyllis J. Verfasser aut A new history of social welfare Phyllis J. Day 6. ed. Boston Pearson/Allyn & Bacon 2009 XV, 544 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index Fürsorge (DE-588)4018801-2 gnd rswk-swf Geschichte (DE-588)4020517-4 gnd rswk-swf Sozialpolitik (DE-588)4055879-4 gnd rswk-swf Sozialpolitik (DE-588)4055879-4 s Geschichte (DE-588)4020517-4 s 1\p DE-604 Fürsorge (DE-588)4018801-2 s 2\p DE-604 GBV Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=020125713&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk 2\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk |
spellingShingle | Day, Phyllis J. A new history of social welfare Fürsorge (DE-588)4018801-2 gnd Geschichte (DE-588)4020517-4 gnd Sozialpolitik (DE-588)4055879-4 gnd |
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title | A new history of social welfare |
title_auth | A new history of social welfare |
title_exact_search | A new history of social welfare |
title_full | A new history of social welfare Phyllis J. Day |
title_fullStr | A new history of social welfare Phyllis J. Day |
title_full_unstemmed | A new history of social welfare Phyllis J. Day |
title_short | A new history of social welfare |
title_sort | a new history of social welfare |
topic | Fürsorge (DE-588)4018801-2 gnd Geschichte (DE-588)4020517-4 gnd Sozialpolitik (DE-588)4055879-4 gnd |
topic_facet | Fürsorge Geschichte Sozialpolitik |
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