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    The Asthma Epidemic: Decreasing Incidence and Increasing Resiliency among Low-Income Children 

    Roper, Jillian M. (2008)
    My sister is an asthmatic. . . . While my sister’s illness was a tremendous burden, she was also fortunate. She benefited from supportive parents, excellent health care, limited allergen exposure, and a pollution-free ...
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    International Measurements of Womens Poverty and Capability Approach 

    Saubanov, Ilgiz (2008)
    This paper attempts to evaluate international poverty measurements using the capability approach developed by Nobel Prize winning economist and philosopher Amartya Sen. Capabilities measurements of poverty are better suited ...
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    Partiality as Justice: a Critique of Thomas Pogge's World Poverty and Human Rights 

    Weber, Alex (2009)
    . . . I find the priority and emphasis Pogge gives to negative obligations in formulating our moral obligation to alleviate poverty to be troubling. In Pogge's work, positive obligations based on justice can only arise ...
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    Complexity, Regressivity, and Income Disparity: Self-defeating Aspects of the Earned Income Tax Credit 

    Rubel, Lindsay H. (2005)
    Unfortunately, the EITC [Earned Income Tax Credit] has failed to live up to its promise. The complexity inherent in the current version of the Credit has, to a certain extent, actually decreased true progressivity in ...
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    Analyzing the Underclass: American Values, Normative Functions, and Implications for Research and Policy 

    Strassel, Sarah E. (2005)
    Values, norms, morals, and ideologies impact nearly every aspect of American life. Importantly, the established, hegemonic principles that actively shape our perceptions of the world around us also inform our actions and ...
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    The Multi-Dimensional Effects of Poverty on Children With Asthma 

    Vander Schaaf, Emily B. (2005)
    Childhood asthma is a complicated disease caused by numerous, interrelated factors. It disproportionately affects minority and impoverished communities in a multidimensional manner, through variances in healthcare, ...
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    Chinese Economic Reform and the Growth of Inequality 

    Whittington, Sean J. (2008)
    This paper examines the effects of Chinese economic reforms on poverty: first, by considering the net reduction of poverty as measure by the $1/day measure; second, by analyzing the trend toward income disparity. Income ...
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    Debtors' Prison: Virginia's Poor Source for Funding Appointed Counsel 

    McKay, Melanie (2008)
    Virginia statute provides for “repayment of representation costs by convicted persons” as part of the cost of prosecution, which is typically assessed by the court as part of sentencing. Payment of these costs is one of ...
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    Chicago Housing: The Players, Problems and Solutions 

    Taylor, Claiborne A. (2001)
    While relocation programs appear to solve problems of crime and violence, they often relocate many against their will, placing them in unfamiliar communities that may be no safer than the ones from which the residents came. ...
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    Children of Unwed Teen Mothers: Reasons, Outcomes and Solutions 

    Waity, Julia F. (2004)
    Most studies conclude that children of single parents are at a disadvantage. . . . This paper looks in particular at the most disadvantaged demographic in this subset: teenage never-married mothers. I am focusing on this ...
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