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Incentives and Planning in Social Policy, Bruno Stein and S. M. Miller
Caring for the Disabled Elderly: Who Will Pay?, Alice M. Rivlin and Joshua M. Wiener Reviewed by Alfred J. Kahn
Contracting Out for Human Services: Economic, Political, and Organizational Perspectives, Ruth Hoogland DeHoog Reviewed by Alfred J. Kahn
The Development of Welfare States in Europe and America, Arnold J. Heidenheimer and Peter Flora Reviewed by Alfred J. Kahn
The Collapse of Welfare Reform: Political Institutions, Policy, and the Poor in Canada and the United States, Christopher Leman Reviewed by Alfred J. Kahn
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