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Author: Cornelius Casey
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Imprint: Praeger Publishers Inc
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 2.00cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.672kg
ISBN: 9780865690646
ISBN 10: 0865690642
Pages: 328
Publication Date: 30 January 1984
Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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Tertiary & Higher Education
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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In this volume a dozen scholars from Harvard's schools of government, education, and law assess what state and local government programs have done and can do to reduce and ameliorate poverty in the state of Massachusetts, and, by implication, in other states. . . . Each contribution to the overall affirmation is grounded in a strong command of relevant policy evaluation literature; each is enriched by some promising and clearly devised innovation for improving the cost-efficiency or effectiveness of the antipoverty policy mix or of some specific policy program; each is clearly voiced to a broadly conceived policy community. -Contemporary Sociology ?In this volume a dozen scholars from Harvard's schools of government, education, and law assess what state and local government programs have done and can do to reduce and ameliorate poverty in the state of Massachusetts, and, by implication, in other states. . . . Each contribution to the overall affirmation is grounded in a strong command of relevant policy evaluation literature; each is enriched by some promising and clearly devised innovation for improving the cost-efficiency or effectiveness of the antipoverty policy mix or of some specific policy program; each is clearly voiced to a broadly conceived policy community.?-Contemporary Sociology
?In this volume a dozen scholars from Harvard's schools of government, education, and law assess what state and local government programs have done and can do to reduce and ameliorate poverty in the state of Massachusetts, and, by implication, in other states. . . . Each contribution to the overall affirmation is grounded in a strong command of relevant policy evaluation literature; each is enriched by some promising and clearly devised innovation for improving the cost-efficiency or effectiveness of the antipoverty policy mix or of some specific policy program; each is clearly voiced to a broadly conceived policy community.?-Contemporary Sociology
?In this volume a dozen scholars from Harvard's schools of government, education, and law assess what state and local government programs have done and can do to reduce and ameliorate poverty in the state of Massachusetts, and, by implication, in other states. . . . Each contribution to the overall affirmation is grounded in a strong command of relevant policy evaluation literature; each is enriched by some promising and clearly devised innovation for improving the cost-efficiency or effectiveness of the antipoverty policy mix or of some specific policy program; each is clearly voiced to a broadly conceived policy community.?-Contemporary Sociology ""In this volume a dozen scholars from Harvard's schools of government, education, and law assess what state and local government programs have done and can do to reduce and ameliorate poverty in the state of Massachusetts, and, by implication, in other states. . . . Each contribution to the overall affirmation is grounded in a strong command of relevant policy evaluation literature; each is enriched by some promising and clearly devised innovation for improving the cost-efficiency or effectiveness of the antipoverty policy mix or of some specific policy program; each is clearly voiced to a broadly conceived policy community.""-Contemporary Sociology
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