Learning from leaders : welfare reform politics and policy in five Midwestern states

Carol S. Weissert

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Acknowledgments 1. Learning from Midwestern Leaders Carol S. Weissert 2. Welfare Reform Meets the Devolution Revolution in Ohio Charles F. Adams and Miriam S. Wilson 3. Kansas Carves Out a Middle Ground Jocelyn M. Johnston and Kara Lindaman 4. Wisconsin's W-2 Program: Welfare as We Might Come to Know It? Thomas Kaplan 5. Minnesota's Balancing Act: Boosting Work Incentives and Job Readiness While Controlling Costs Thomas F. Luce, Jr. 6. Michigan's Welfare Reform: Generous But Tough Carol S. Weissert 7. Concluding Comments: Welfare Reform and Governance Thomas L. Gais About the Authors Index

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