Who Will Provide? The Changing Role Of Religion In American Social Welfare

Part One Social Provision in Historical Context 1 Religion, Civil Society, and Social Provision in the U.S. 2 Risks and Responsibilities for Faith-Based Organizations Part Two Public Religion and Social Provision 3 Justice and Charity in Social Welfare 4 Religious Ideas and Social Policy: Subsidiarity and Catholic Style of Ministry 5 Where Religion and Public Values Meet: Who Will Contest? Part Three Partnerships, Strategies and Inescapable Dilemmas 6 Choice or Commonality: Welfare and Schooling after the Welfare State 7 Doing Whose Work? Faith-Based Organizations and Government Partnerships 8 After Partnership: Rethinking Public-Nonprofit Relations 9 Beyond Villages: New Community Building Strategies for Disadvantaged Families 10 That's What I Growed Up Hearing: Race, Redemption and American Democracy 11 Religion and the Boston Miracle: the Effect of Black Ministry on Youth Violence 12 Faith Communities and the Post-Welfare Reform Safety Net--

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• Grupos religiosos: aspectos sociais e culturais
• Sociologia
• Instituições de caridade, filantropia e voluntariado

Welfare Reform;Religious Congregations;Charitable Choice;Charitable Choice Provision;Nonprofit Organizations;Nonprofits;Faith Based Organizations;Violate;Civil Society;Catholic Charities;Social Provision;Special Purpose Groups;Ten Point;Ten Point Coalition;Welfare Reform Debates;Social Service Block Grant;Establishment Clause;Vice Versa;Faith Communities;Good Life;Matthew 25;Faith Based Social Service;Head Start Program;Public Nonprofit Relations;TANF