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<em>Building an Opportunity Society: A Realistic Alternative to an Entitlement State</em> considers how the federal government can build a better society, creating opportunities for the poor and using the government's power to change social structures for the better, and is a pick for college-level political and social science holdings alike. Chapters consider the domestic problems that federal programs and processes seek to address, and posits a move from a state of entitlement to one fostering opportunities. Policymakers need to restructure federal programs to create such options: this book tells how and provides keys for turning 'entitlement' into something much more growth-oriented. </p> --<em>California Bookwatch</em></p>

Building an Opportunity Society: A Realistic Alternative to an Entitlement State considers how the federal government can build a better society, creating opportunities for the poor and using the government's power to change social structures for the better, and is a pick for college-level political and social science holdings alike. Chapters consider the domestic problems that federal programs and processes seek to address, and posits a move from a state of entitlement to one fostering opportunities. Policymakers need to restructure federal programs to create such options: this book tells how and provides keys for turning 'entitlement' into something much more growth-oriented. --California Bookwatch

-Building an Opportunity Society: A Realistic Alternative to an Entitlement State considers how the federal government can build a better society, creating opportunities for the poor and using the government's power to change social structures for the better, and is a pick for college-level political and social science holdings alike. Chapters consider the domestic problems that federal programs and processes seek to address, and posits a move from a state of entitlement to one fostering opportunities. Policymakers need to restructure federal programs to create such options: this book tells how and provides keys for turning 'entitlement' into something much more growth-oriented.- --California Bookwatch Building an Opportunity Society: A Realistic Alternative to an Entitlement State considers how the federal government can build a better society, creating opportunities for the poor and using the government's power to change social structures for the better, and is a pick for college-level political and social science holdings alike. Chapters consider the domestic problems that federal programs and processes seek to address, and posits a move from a state of entitlement to one fostering opportunities. Policymakers need to restructure federal programs to create such options: this book tells how and provides keys for turning 'entitlement' into something much more growth-oriented. --California Bookwatch Building an Opportunity Society: A Realistic Alternative to an Entitlement State considers how the federal government can build a better society, creating opportunities for the poor and using the government's power to change social structures for the better, and is a pick for college-level political and social science holdings alike. Chapters consider the domestic problems that federal programs and processes seek to address, and posits a move from a state of entitlement to one fostering opportunities. Policymakers need to restructure federal programs to create such options: this book tells how and provides keys for turning 'entitlement' into something much more growth-oriented. --California Bookwatch

-Building an Opportunity Society: A Realistic Alternative to an Entitlement State considers how the federal government can build a better society, creating opportunities for the poor and using the government's power to change social structures for the better, and is a pick for college-level political and social science holdings alike. Chapters consider the domestic problems that federal programs and processes seek to address, and posits a move from a state of entitlement to one fostering opportunities. Policymakers need to restructure federal programs to create such options: this book tells how and provides keys for turning 'entitlement' into something much more growth-oriented.- --California Bookwatch

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Lewis D. Solomon is Van Vleck Research Professor of Law at George Washington University Law School, USA. A prolific author on legal, business, public policy, and religious topics, he has written widely in areas of social and scientific policy that deal with legal issues.

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