Mary Jo Bane
Books
- Poverty and Poverty Alleviation Strategies in North America
- American Catholics and civic engagement
- Christianity and American democracy
- The dynamics of dependence
- The impact of AFDC on family structure and living arrangements
- Neighborhood poverty
- Slipping into and out of Poverty
- Paying attention to children services, settings and systems
- Welfare policy after welfare reform
- Family policy in the United States
- Life, death, and in-between on the U.S.-Mexico border
- Gender and public policy
- Welfare realities
- Fighting Michigan's prescription opioid epidemic
- The federal role in improving services
- The effects of structure
- Poverty and place in North America
- Who Will Provide? the Changing Role of Religion in American Social Welfare
- Welfare Realities
- Taking faith seriously
- The "Inequality" controversy
- Here to stay
- Religion, social class and seventh graders
- The effects of child support payments on educational attainment
- The Catholic puzzle
- Focus on the family
- Life, death, and in-between on the U.S.-Mexico border
- The State and the poor in the 1980s
- Household composition and poverty
- Integrating family services
- Race, poverty and public policy
- Who will provide?
- Child care in the United States
- Lifting Up the Poor
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