Child Support: From Debt Collection to Social Policy.

Jean Giles-Sims · Alfred J. Kahn · Sheila B. Kamerman

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PART ONE: THE BACKDROP Child Support in the United States - Alfred J Kahn and Sheila B Kamerman The Problem The Child Support Enforcement Program in the United States - Lowell H Lima and Robert Harris PART TWO: INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS Denmark - Rita Knudsen Sweden - Soren Kindlund Austria - Gerhard Hopf Israel - Nira Shamai The Netherlands - Casper Wiebrens England and Wales - John Eekelaar Child Support in Europe - Peter Dopffel A Comparative Overview PART THREE: THE UNITED STATES Reflections on Child Support - Harry D Krause Child Support Myths and Reality - Lenore J Weitzman Marital Disruptions, Child Custody and Visitation - Frank F Furstenberg, Jr Child Support - Ron Haskins A Father's View Child Support Assurance - Irwin Garfinkel A New Tool for Achieving Social Security A Modest US Proposal - David L Chambers US Issues in International Perspective - Sheila B Kamerman and Alfred J Kahn

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