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    Assets and Liberty: Encouraging Healthy Savings Habits for Low-Income Households 

    Voorhees, S. Tyler
    Our current welfare system places too much of an emphasis on income and consumption over wealth and assets. The United States has a long history of encouraging asset accumulation for all classes. We also have a long tradition ...
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    Rockbridge Area Credit Study 2010: A Broad Assessment of Financial Issues Facing Low-Income Individuals in Rockbridge County and Recommendations for New Policies and Practices 

    Harris, Katie; Donnelly, Kate
    This study seeks to identify the most significant financial issues facing low-income individuals in Rockbridge County and to suggest solutions that can be implemented to solve the problems identified. We have compiled data ...
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    "Misiones": Social Programs of the Bolivarian Revolutionary Government of Venezuela as a Development Model for Alleviating Poverty 

    Ferrell, Jamie
    Hugo Chavez's social programs, including education, land reform, and other projects more commonly referred to as “misiones”, are some of the most progressive aspects of his government. . . . Not only do the misiones provide ...
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    Hugo Chávez's Anti-Poverty Legacy: A Complicated Case 

    Greenberg, Ali J.
    This paper aims to assess the positive and negative legacies of Chávez's anti-poverty policies and their future in a nation on the brink of resource exhaustion and political deterioration. It will first provide a review ...
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    Stuck on the Streets, But in Hope of a Home: The Long-Term Homeless 

    Hamscher, Eric
    One of the most extreme forms of modern-day poverty in the United States, homelessness has been steadily increasing in urban prevalence since the 1970's.1 Although many people admit that homelessness is a problem in many ...
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    An Unlikely Opposition: Examining Political Threats to the American Welfare State 

    Wilson, Jordan
    . . . the paper opens with a consideration of the harms of a political trend hostile to government social spending. Based on evidence from the current U.S. model as well as European welfare states, I assume that government ...
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    In Defense of Head Start 

    Dickinson, Virginia
    Despite heavy criticism and scrutiny, Head Start remains as the most important education and anti-poverty programs for preschool aged children. The program works create better childcare and home environments for three to ...
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    The State and the Collection Plate: the Possibilities and Limitations of Charitable Giving 

    Sheridan, D. Graham, Jr.
    Policymakers and public officials constantly debate how best to assist the poor. Currently, the debate rages about whether the government is too large, and whether shrinking the government means eliminating many public ...
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    Health, Wealth and Poverty: Why the U.S. Needs Universal Healthcare 

    Thomas, Lacey R.
    Among industrialized nations, twenty-eight of the twenty-nine cited by the World Health Organiztion have some form of universal healthcare. The exception is the United States. Poor people are the most likely to be uninsured ...
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    Socioeconomic and Geographical Inequalities in Mental Health Combining Social and Health Sector Perspectives 

    Kurkis, Gregory M.
    Through personal observations and discussion with both practitioners and administrators, I developed an informed perspective on many of the issues that exist at the intersection of poverty and mental health. At the conclusion ...
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    AuthorBrown, Mackenzie (1)Dickinson, Virginia (1)Donnelly, Kate (1)Ferrell, Jamie (1)Greenberg, Ali J. (1)Hamscher, Eric (1)Harris, Katie (1)Kurkis, Gregory M. (1)Sheridan, D. Graham, Jr. (1)Strassel, Sarah E. (1)... View MoreSubject
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