The new welfare bureaucrats : entanglements of race, class, and policy reform /
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Language: | English |
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Chicago :
University of Chicago Press,
2009.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: do street-level bureaucracies matter in a post-welfare era?
- Situated bureaucrats: locating identity in catch-all bureaucracies
- Not everyone has the same bag of tricks: identity discord, discretionary toolkits, and policymaking in a changing institution
- Reinventing the street-level welfare bureaucrat: the reformation of professional
- Identities in postreform welfare offices
- Am I my sister's keeper: race, class, gender, and community in Staunton
- Race, place, and politics: negotiating community and diversity in Fishertown
- Conclusion: the crisis of identity in catch-all bureaucracies
- Appendix A: professional identities in the making: a history of the profession of welfare casework
- Appendix B: demographic data
- Appendix C: methodology.