97-01
Social Networks and the Employment Problem of the Urban Poor
David A. Reingold
Forthcoming in Urban Studies. v36, n13. (December, 1999).
98-01
Interstate Comparisons of Child Support Orders using State Guidelines
Maureen A. Pirog, Marilyn Klotz, and Katharine V. Byers
Now published in Family Relations, 1998, 47(3):
289-295. Tables also published in the 1997 Green Book (Committee on Ways and Means, US
House of Representatives)
98-02
Inner City Firms and the Employment Problem of the Urban Poor: Are Poor People Really
Excluded from Jobs Located in Their Own Neighborhoods?
David A. Reingold
98-03
Can State and Local Tax Incentive Programs Spur Job Growth? Empirical Evidence
Joyce Y. Man
98-04
How Important are Economic Incentives for States in Child Support Enforcement?
Alfred Tat-kei Ho and Maureen A. Pirog
99-01
Does Urban Public Housing Contribute to the Social Isolation of Its Tenants?
David A. Reingold and Kathy Dehm
Reports
00-01
Evaluation Report: Neighborhood Alliance for Child Safety
Katharine V. Byers, Ellen Hill, Sheri Warren
00-02
Indiana Restoring Fatherhood Initiative Evaluation: Phase 1
Glenn Stone
00-03
Indiana Restoring Fatherhood Initiative: Phase 2
Glenn Stone
00-04
Indiana Restoring Fatherhood Initiative: Phase 3
Glenn Stone
00-05
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Executive Summary
Final Report on Client Study of the Community Social Services Study of the
Impact of Indiana's Welfare Reforms
Maureen Pirog, et. al.
00-06
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Executive Summary
Final Report on Township Study of the Community Social Services Study of the
Impact of Indiana's Welfare Reforms
Katharine Byers, et. al.
00-07
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Executive
Summary
Final Report on Social Service Provider Study of the Community Social Services
Study of the Impact of Indiana's Welfare Reforms
David Reingold, et.al.
Student Abstracts
Y La Mantequilla no Sabe Iqual
Edward Vargas
This project will examine the
role of the church in welfare reform, specifically the issue of charitable
choice, section 104 of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act (PRWORA)
of 1996, which allows the state to contract with non-profit, for profit,
government agencies, and religious faith-based organizations. Moreover,
issues to be examined are what services does the church provide and how
efficient are they when compared to profit and government agencies. The
Institute for Family and Social Responsibility (FASR) at Indiana University
have provided data used in this research project that will examine the issue
of charitable choice services in specific Indiana counties by using the survey
results of Indiana clients, community social service organizations, and local
elected government providers. The title "Y La Mantequilla no Sabe
Igual" ( and the Butter does not Taste the Same) is a metaphor that
illustrates how welfare recipients do not choose to be poor, rather they are
exposed to learned helplessness and victims of the U.S.'s power
structure. The idea is if welfare recipients had the ability to go
out and work for the better tasting butter, they would prefer that to the
bitter government provided butter.
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