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Preface=xiv

1. The Field of Social Welfare Policy=1

Institutional Perspectives on Social Welfare Policy=2

Kinship=3

Religion=6

Workplace=6

The Market=7

Civil Society=8

Government=10

Evolving Institutions and the Welfare State=11

Analytic Perspectives on Social Welfare Policy=13

Studies of Process=13

Studies of Product=14

Studies of Performance=14

Political Perspectives on Social Welfare Policy=16

Conservative and Progressive Approaches to Planning=18

Why Policy Analysis Is Relevant to Social Work Practice=19

Emerging Issues : Feminist Perspectives on Social Welfare=21

SUMMARY=24

PRACTICE TEST=25

MYSEARCHLAB CONNECTIONS=26

2. The Modern Welfare State=27

The Evolving Welfare State=28

Inception=30

Growth=32

Maturation=33

Transformation=34

Duress=36

Theories of Welfare Growth=37

Is America Exceptional?=39

Welfare Goals=40

Welfare Scope=43

Social, Occupational, and Fiscal Welfare=45

Regulatory Welfare=48

The Welfare State Today―Attack and Defense=50

Emerging Issues : The New Social Accounting and Its Implications=52

SUMMARY=56

PRACTICE TEST=57

MYSEARCHLAB CONNECTIONS=58

3. A Framework for Social Welfare Policy Analysis=59

Benefit Allocations in the Social Market and the Mixed Economy of Welfare=61

Elements of an Analytic Framework : Dimensions of Choice=65

Choices Regarding Allocations and Provisions=66

Choices Regarding Delivery and Finance=66

An Example : The Transformation of Social Services=68

Application of the Framework=72

Social Justice in Public Assistance=73

Equality=76

Equity=76

Adequacy=78

Conservative and Progressive Values in Public Assistance=80

Theories, Assumptions, and Social Choice=82

Emerging Issues : The Search for Equity=85

SUMMARY=88

PRACTICE TEST=89

MYSEARCHLAB CONNECTIONS=90

4. The Basis of Social Allocations=91

Who Shall Benefit?=92

Universality and Selectivity in Income Maintenance=95

Seattle and Denver Income Maintenance Experiments=96

Children 's Allowance=97

A Negative Income Tax for Workers : The Earned Income Tax Credit=98

Child Support and Asset Building=100

Social Effectiveness and Cost Effectiveness =101

Work Incentives=102

Childbearing=104

Family Stability=105

Stigma and Social Integration=106

Another Perspective on Allocation : A Continuum of Choice=107

Attributed Need=108

Compensation=109

Diagnostic Differentiation=110

Means- Tested Need=111

Allocative Principles and Institutional―Residual Conceptions of Social Welfare=111

Operationalizing the Allocative Principles=113

Eligibility versus Access=117

Emerging Issues : Defining and Measuring Poverty=121

SUMMARY=124

PRACTICE TEST=125

MYSEARCHLAB CONNECTIONS=126

5. The Nature of Social Provision=127

Basic Forms : Cash versus In-Kind=128

Alternative Forms : An Extension of Choice=134

Vouchers : Balancing Social Control and Consumer Choice=136

Substance of the Social Provision=140

Expediency of Abstraction=140

Social Provisions as Reflections of Policy Values=143

Cash, Kind, and the Cycles of Public Assistance=146

Emerging Issue : Shifting Provisions for Child Welfare=148

SUMMARY=150

PRACTICE TEST=151

MYSEARCHLAB CONNECTIONS=152

6. The Design of the Delivery System=153

Privatization and Commercialization in Service Delivery=155

Privatization and the Future of Public Social Services=155

Faith-Based Services=158

Commercialization : Services for Profit=160

Promoting Coherence and Accessibility : Service Delivery Strategies=162

Strategies to Restructure Policy-Making Authority=164

Strategies to Reorganize the Allocation of Tasks=169

Strategies to Alter the Composition of the Delivery System=173

Controlling Costs : Conditionality and Managed Care=175

Emerging Issues : Culturally Competent Service Delivery=179

SUMMARY=182

PRACTICE TEST=183

MYSEARCHLAB CONNECTIONS=184

7. The Mode of Finance : Sources of Funds=185

Sources of Funds=187

The Philanthropic Contribution=188

Voluntary Financing : Not Entirely a Private Matter=190

Functions of Voluntary Services=191

Problems and Issues in Voluntary Financing=193

The Mixed Economy of Welfare=193

Accountability=195

Conservatives and Voluntarism=197

Liberals and Voluntarism=198

Contributory Schemes and Fee Charging=199

Public Financing : Not Entirely a Public Matter=201

Tax Types, Tax Burdens=205

Social Earmarking=209

Taxes and Behavior=210

Emerging Issues : Financing Social Security=213

SUMMARY=216

PRACTICE TEST=217

MYSEARCHLAB CONNECTIONS=218

8. The Mode of Finance : Systems of Transfer=219

Centralization, Decentralization, and Their Ideologies=220

How the Money Flows=223

Transfers and Politics=225

Transfers and Policy Analysis=226

How Transfers Are Conditioned=227

Program Conditions=229

Financial Conditions=230

Beneficiary Conditions=231

Procedural Conditions=232

Devolving Public Welfare=233

Welfare Reformed=234

Terminating the Guarantee=236

Time Limits=237

Race to the Bottom?=238

Welfare to Work=239

The Responsibility Agenda=241

Evidence and Directions=244

Emerging Issues : Immigrants, Social Policy, and the States=246

SUMMARY=251

PRACTICE TEST=252

MYSEARCHLAB CONNECTIONS=253

9. Policy Dimensions : International Trends in the Twenty-First Century=254

Pressures for Change=255

Directions of Change=260

Emerging Issue : Toward Comprehensive Integration of Work Requirements and Public Aid=264

SUMMARY=266

PRACTICE TEST=267

MYSEARCHLAB CONNECTIONS=268

Notes=269

Photo Credits=285

Index=286

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A conceptual framework for analyzing social welfare policy

Dimensions of Social Welfare Policy provides a comprehensive and widely-used framework for analyzing social welfare policies. The text encourages readers to develop their own thoughts on social welfare policy and to explore policy alternatives. Theoretical points are illustrated with examples from a cross-section of program areas including income maintenance, child welfare, model cities, day care, community action, and mental health. The text familiarizes students with the content of major social welfare programs such as TANF, OASDHI, SSI, and Title XX.

Learning Goals

Upon completing this book, readers will be able to:

  • Understand current policy issues
  • Reflect on where they stand in regard to controversial policy issues
  • Understand major social welfare programs
  • Better understand CSWE's core competencies and practice behaviors