Publius: the journal of federalism

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  Año 1998, Vol. 28, Número 3. Dedicado a: Welfare Reform in the United States: A Race to the Bottom?

  • Introduction Welfare Reform: A Race to the Bottom?

    Sanford F. Schram

    págs. 1-7

    

  • Welfare Reform: Revolution or Retrenchment?

    Samuel H. Beer

    págs. 9-15

    

  • Interstate Competition and Welfare Policy

    Mark Carl Rom, Paul E. Peterson, Kenneth F. Scheve, Jr.

    págs. 17-37

    

  • The Race Among the States in Welfare Benefits: A Comment

    Frances Fox Piven

    págs. 39-43

    

  • Revisiting "Shapiro": Welfare Magnets and State Residency Requirements in the 1990s

    Scott W. Allard

    págs. 45-65

    

  • Making Something Out of Nothing: Welfare Reform and a New Race to the Bottom

    Sanford F. Schram, Joe Soss

    págs. 67-88

    

  • Watching the Race: Where You Sit Affects What You See

    Irene Lurie

    págs. 89-94

    

  • Early Findings About the Newest New Federalism for Welfare

    Richard P. Nathan, Thomas L. Gais

    págs. 95-103

    

  • Welfare Reform in Delaware: "A Better Chance" for Whom?

    Karen A. Curtis

    págs. 105-122

    

  • Implementing Welfare Reform in Kansas: Moving, But Not Racing

    Jocelyn M. Johnston, Kara Lindaman

    págs. 123-142

    

  • Predictions, Patterns, and Policymaking: A Regional Study of Devolution

    Richard M. Francis

    págs. 143-160

    

  • The Impact of Welfare Reform on Medicaid

    Saundra K. Schneider

    págs. 161-174

    

  • Prospects for Low-Income Mothers' Economic Survival Under Welfare Reform

    Barbara Gault, Heidi Hartmann, Hsiao-Ye Yi

    págs. 175-193