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• W1539831623 abstract "How are fathers treated in US social policy? One might well be stumped by such a question. Recent American social policy debates have swirled around single mothers on welfare and the need to get them into the workforce; only secondarily has attention alighted on the fathers of their children and the need to get them to pay child support. Debates about retirement provision, far weightier than welfare in terms of expenditures and population covered, have been principally about financing; the family status of the workers who collect these benefits is politically beside the point. Indeed, the most salient fact about the treatment of fathers in US social policy is the virtual absence of programs targeting them as fathers. The US welfare state is cross-nationally unusual in the extent to which coverage is limited to elderly, retired workers (both men and women) and very poor single parents, mainly women. The majority of the working-aged population – men, women, fathers, mothers and their children – is simply left outside the umbrella of state social protection, forced to rely on private sources of cash and care: markets and families. But this gap in provision, which is arguably the most consequential feature of the US social policy regime for men who are fathers, has received far less attention from policy makers or policy analysts than welfare or social security." @default.
• W1539831623 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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• W1539831623 date "2002-01-10" @default.
• W1539831623 modified "2023-10-10" @default.
• W1539831623 title "Citizens, workers or fathers? Men in the history of US social policy" @default.
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