Poverty & Public Policy

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Volume 10, issue 4, 2018

Editor's Letter pp. 425-448

Max J. Skidmore

Privatizing or Annihilating Social Security: What the United States Can Learn From Chile's Privatization pp. 449-470

Silvia Borzutzky

Implementation of Medicaid‐Funded Long‐Term Care: The Impact of Prior History on the Development of the Nursing Home Industry pp. 471-504

David E. Kingsley

Economic Inequality and the Violation Economy pp. 505-523

Biko Koenig

Considering Structural and Ideological Barriers to Anti‐Poverty Programs in the United States: An Uninhibited, and Unconventional, Analysis pp. 524-542

Max J. Skidmore

Analyzing Multidimensional Poverty Estimates in Mexico From an Ethnic Perspective: A Policy Tool for Bridging the Indigenous Gap pp. 543-563

Ana P. Canedo

Addressing Food Insecurity in Sub‐Saharan Africa: The Role of Cash Transfers pp. 564-589

Francesco Burchi, Margherita Scarlato and Giorgio d'Agostino

Review of The Unbanking of America: How the New Middle Class Survives The Unbanking of America: How the New Middle Class Survives. Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. 250 pp. ISBN: 978‐0‐544‐60231‐1. Hardcover, $27. Lisa Servon. 2017 pp. 590-593

Peter A. Kindle

Volume 10, issue 3, 2018

Editor's Letter pp. 289-294

Max J. Skidmore

Youth Unemployment and Poverty in Egypt pp. 295-316

Jennifer Bremer

Child Poverty and Youth Unemployment in Jordan pp. 317-337

Hmoud S. Olimat

Child Poverty and Youth Unemployment in Lebanon pp. 338-353

Hoda N. Sleem and John Dixon

Child Poverty and Youth Unemployment in Palestine pp. 354-370

Wahiba Abu‐Ras and Rozena A. Mohamed

Child Poverty and Youth Unemployment in Saudi Arabia pp. 371-389

Abdulaziz Albrithen

Child Poverty and Youth Unemployment in Turkey pp. 390-413

Mustafa Kemal Bayırbağ, Asuman Göksel and Coşku Çelik

Review of Not a Crime to Be Poor: The Criminalization of Poverty in America Not a Crime to Be Poor: The Criminalization of Poverty in America. New York: The New Press. 320 pages. ISBN: 978‐1‐62097‐163‐5. Hardcover, $27. Peter Edelman. 2017 pp. 414-416

Sydney M. Smith

Volume 10, issue 2, 2018

Editor's Letter pp. 143-146

Max J. Skidmore

Child Support and Income Inequality pp. 147-158

Yoonsook Ha, Maria Cancian and Daniel R. Meyer

Understanding the Implications of a Punitive Approach to Homelessness: A Local Case Study pp. 159-176

Jennifer Wilking, Susan Roll, David Philhour, Peter Hansen and Holly Nevarez

The Origins of the “Cause of the Poor”: Logics of Appropriation of a “New Social Problem” in Spain (1960–1990) pp. 177-197

Joan Cortinas Muñoz

Quantification and Scientism in Political Science: Domination of Discourse by Experts Presenting Mathematical Models of Reality pp. 198-221

David Kingsley

Is Political Science Relevant? The Decline of Critical Scholarly Engagement in the Neoliberal Era pp. 222-252

Anthony DiMaggio

Reforming Political Science pp. 253-264

Lawrence M. Mead

Advancing Toward Science: Retreating From Responsibility? pp. 265-283

Max J. Skidmore

Volume 10, issue 1, 2018

Editor's Letter pp. 5-10

Max J. Skidmore

Private Investment and Public Redevelopment: The Case of New Markets Tax Credits pp. 11-38

Richard C. Hula and Marty P. Jordan

“Between a Rock and a Hard Place”: The Constraints of Welfare‐to‐Work Bureaucracies pp. 39-56

Christi L. Gross, Jacob Church, Tiffany Taylor and Jackuelyn K. Towne‐Roese

Anti‐Poverty Effects of In‐Kind Transfers Among Divorced or Separated Women in the United States pp. 57-80

Gulgun Bayaz Ozturk

Mobile Money in a Poor Fishing Municipality in the Philippines pp. 81-94

Bernadette G. Gumba

Review of The Financial Diaries: How American Families Cope in a World of Uncertainty The Financial Diaries: How American Families Cope in a World of Uncertainty. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. ISBN: 978‐069117298‐9. Hardcover. Jonathan Morduch and Rachel Schneider. 2017 pp. 95-98

Peter A. Kindle

Policy Insights From Party History pp. 99-121

Max J. Skidmore

Two Inside Views of a Most Bizarre Election—With a Forthright Analysis From Outside pp. 122-137

Max J. Skidmore

Volume 9, issue 4, 2017

Don't Believe the Propaganda: The Obama Administration DID Get Medicare Costs Under Control pp. 374-380

Dave Kingsley

Multidimensional Measures of Poverty: The Potential Contribution of Non‐Profit Food Pantry Data to Assess Community Economic Condition pp. 381-401

Maureen Berner

The Two Legends of American Poverty: Breaking Out of Poverty's Historic Snare pp. 402-425

Andrew Dobelstein

Is Growth Pro‐Poor in Benin? Evidence Using a Multidimensional Measure of Poverty pp. 426-443

Gbetoton Nadege Djossou, Gilles Quentin Kane and Jacob Novignon

An Embarrassment of Riches and a Surplus of Shame: Amartya Sen on Poverty and Deprivation pp. 444-464

Mark Peacock

Focus on Welfare “Reform”: More Thoughtful Analysis From a Conservative pp. 465-476

Max J. Skidmore

Volume 9, issue 3, 2017

Editor's Letter pp. 245-246

Max J. Skidmore

Considerations Regarding the SSA Board of Trustees’ Report, 2017 pp. 247-257

Max J. Skidmore

Micro and Small Enterprises as an Anti‐Poverty and Employment Generation Strategy in Bahir Dar City, North‐Western Ethiopia pp. 258-275

Bekele Melese

Differing Responses to School Finance Reform: The Haves Versus the Have‐Nots pp. 276-296

Laura D. Ullrich

The Effects on Children's Well‐Being of Ecuador's Conditional Cash Transfer “Bono de Desarrollo Humano” pp. 297-305

Diana Rosales Mitte

Poverty in Europe: Sociodemographics, Portfolios, and Consumption of Wealth‐Poor Households pp. 306-330

Philip Müller

The Relational Experience of Poverty: Challenges for Family Planning and Autonomy in Rural Areas pp. 331-354

Elizabeth Seale

Review of Intersectional Inequality: Race, Class, Test Scores, and Poverty. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 173 pages. ISBN: 978‐0‐226‐41440‐9. Paperback, $24.99. Charles C. Ragin and Peer C. Fiss. 2017 pp. 355-357

Sarah R. Deming

Review of Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City. New York: Crown Publishers. 420 pages. ISBN: 978‐0‐553‐44743‐9. Paperback, $17.00. Matthew Desmond. 2016 pp. 358-360

Peter A. Kindle and Elena Delavega

Review of Invisible Nation: Homeless Families in America. Oakland, CA: University of California Press. 240 pages. ISBN: 9720520292666. Paperback, $29.95. Richard Schweid. 2016 pp. 361-363

Victoria Varland

Volume 9, issue 2, 2017

Editor's Letter pp. 139-142

Max J. Skidmore

Social Security for the Future: A Fiscally Sound Proposal to Expand Benefits and Add Progressivity to the System's Funding (With Additional Suggestions for Closure of Coverage Gaps) pp. 144-157

Max J. Skidmore and David Kingsley

Restoring the Entrails of Welfare Reform pp. 158-187

Zachary Parolin and Michael Wiseman

Saving and Educational Asset Building Within a Community‐Driven CSA Program: The Case of Promise Indiana pp. 188-208

Melinda Lewis, Megan O'Brien, Amanda Jones‐Layman, Elizabeth A. O'Neill and William Elliott

The War on Poverty Then and Now: A Plan Toward Ultimate Victory pp. 209-223

Rigaud Joseph

“Conservative” Ideological Principles and Social Programs pp. 224-239

Max J. Skidmore

Volume 9, issue 1, 2017

Editor's Letter pp. 5-26

Max J. Skidmore

The TANF Resources Problem pp. 28-41

David Meni and Michael Wiseman

Is the ACA's Dependent Coverage Provision Generating Positive Feedback Effects Among Young Adults? pp. 42-70

Jacqueline Chattopadhyay

Does Stigma Inhibit Labor Force Participation of Young Millennials Who Receive Housing Assistance? pp. 71-95

Barbara A. Haley

Poverty, Race, and Police: A Conversation pp. 96-102

Andrew Cline

Similar Critiques on Neoliberalism and Different Post‐Neoliberal Responses in Bolivia and Ecuador pp. 103-117

María Cristina Bastidas R.

Is Random Forest a Superior Methodology for Predicting Poverty? An Empirical Assessment pp. 118-133

Thomas Sohnesen and Niels Stender