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Will the war on poverty change America?

Prospects for the poor in the great society

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  1. Youth Development Center of Syracuse University, USA

    S. Michael Miller (Professor of sociology and senior research associate, consultant to government on poverty, social change, and school dropouts)

  2. Bryn Mawr College, USA

    Martin Rein (Associate professor of social work, frequent contributor to social work journals on the problems of poverty and social change)

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This article is based on a larger study which will appear inPoverty As a Public Issue, edited by Ben B. Seligman, to be published by the Free Press in 1965. The study was aided by a giant from the Stern Family Fund.

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Miller, S.M., Rein, M. Will the war on poverty change America?. Trans-action 2, 17–23 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02806133

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