Social Security Act of 1935 to TANF: A Comprehensive Look at the History and Current State of Welfare in America
Parker Gilkesson
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Parker Gilkesson
Abstract
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This study seeks to explore the welfare system within the United States. The study spans from the Great Depression to the current state of TANF, post-welfare reform, to better understand the current state of welfare within the United States in order to analyze the need for further welfare reform. The initial disparities in the system, from the very beginning, are worth analyzing because it provides a framework to understand how disparities could possibly exist in the program today. Social Policy Programs are systems that have been built from multiple policies and components over time. Faulty, systematic issues, must be evaluated from the ground up in order to analyze how these methods have transpired throughout the program over time. Therefore, understanding the state of welfare from inception to present day is imperative to understanding its current state, as well as further reformations needed.
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This study seeks to explore the welfare system within the United States. The study spans from the Great Depression to the current state of TANF, post-welfare reform, to better understand the current state of welfare within the United States in order to analyze the need for further welfare reform. The initial disparities in the system, from the very beginning, are worth analyzing because it provides a framework to understand how disparities could possibly exist in the program today. Social Policy Programs are systems that have been built from multiple policies and components over time. Faulty, systematic issues, must be evaluated from the ground up in order to analyze how these methods have transpired throughout the program over time. Therefore, understanding the state of welfare from inception to present day is imperative to understanding its current state, as well as further reformations needed.
Key concepts: Social security, State (computer science), Social Security Act, Social Welfare, Welfare state, Welfare, Political science, Law