University Press of America / Ethics And Public Policy Center
Pages: 153
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Trim: 6 x 9¼
978-0-89633-151-8 • Hardback • February 1991 • $91.00 • (£70.00) - Currently out of stock. Copies will arrive soon.
978-0-89633-152-5 • Paperback • February 1991 • $43.99 • (£35.00)
Searching thoughts about self-respect and independence. The common thread is that government cannot be a substitute for the family, church, and civic organizations in promoting the values and attitudes that produce a whole person.
— Walter Williams, George Mason University
The new vision of how best to help the poor declares that the only defensible objective of government effort on behalf of the needy is to bring an end to their need for support. That this is a feasible goal for public policy is amply demonstrated in this excellent collection.
— Glenn Loury, Harvard University.
The new vision of how best to help the poor declares that the only defensible objective of government effort on behalf of the needy is to bring an end to their need for support. That this is a feasible goal for public policy is amply demonstrated in this excellent collection.
— Glenn Loury, Harvard University.
Searching thoughts about self-respect and independence. The common thread is that government cannot be a substitute for the family, church, and civic organizations in promoting the values and attitudes that produce a whole person.
— Walter Williams, George Mason University