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Select article: The Bill Clinton Rationale for Welfare Reform: Examining Implications of Race,Class,and Gender Using Documents

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The Bill Clinton Rationale for Welfare Reform: Examining Implications of Race,Class,and Gender Using Documents

Aziza Tahar-Djebbar

Journal of Urban History

Select article: Income management in New Zealand and Australia: Differently framed but similarly problematic for Indigenous peoples

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First published 2016-11

Income management in New Zealand and Australia: Differently framed but similarly problematic for Indigenous peoples

Louise Humpage

Critical Social Policy

Select article: Impact of Race and Welfare Reform on African American Single Mothers’ Access to Higher Education

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Impact of Race and Welfare Reform on African American Single Mothers’ Access to Higher Education

Vanessa D. Johnson

Journal of Black Studies

Select article: The Effect of National Mood on Mexican American Political Opinion

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The Effect of National Mood on Mexican American Political Opinion

Melissa R. Michelson

Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences

Select article: Neoliberalism,mass incarceration,and the US debt–criminal justice complex

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Neoliberalism,mass incarceration,and the US debt–criminal justice complex

Dillon Wamsley

Critical Social Policy

Select article: Illegitimate Subjects?: Abject Whites,Neoliberal Modernisation,and Middle-Class Multiculturalism

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Illegitimate Subjects?: Abject Whites,Neoliberal Modernisation,and Middle-Class Multiculturalism

Chris Haylett

Environment and Planning D: Society and Space

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