Joel F. Handler
Books
- Public Interest Law
- The administration of social services in AFDC
- The Lawyer and his Community the Practicing Bar in a Middle-Sized City
- Social Citizenship and Workfare in the United States and Western Europe
- Protecting the Social Service Client
- Protecting the Social Service Client
- Hard labor
- Justice for the welfare recipient
- The role of legal research and legal education in social welfare. --
- The administration of welfare budgets: the views of AFDC recipients
- The "deserving poor"
- Last resorts
- Lawyers and the pursuit of legal rights
- Organizations and legal rights activities
- Social reform groups and law reformers
- Social Citizenship and Workfare in the United States and Western Europe
- Law and the Search for Community
- Coercive Social Worker
- Law and the search for community
- The moral construction of poverty
- Protecting the social service client
- The lawyer and his community
- The coercive social worker
- The characteristics of AFDC recipients
- "Ending welfare as we know it"
- We the Poor People
- Down from bureaucracy
- Neither Angels Nor Thieves
- Social citizenship and workforce in the United States and Western Europe
- Reforming the poor
- Blame welfare, ignore poverty and inequality
- How obnoxious is the "obnoxious means test"?
- Coercion in the caseworker relationship
- Stigma, privacy and other attitudes of welfare recipients
- The conditions of discretion
- How obnoxious is "the obnoxious means test"?
- The poverty of welfare reform
- We the poor people
- Social movements and the legal system
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