Rethinking Orphanages for the 21st Century
Edited by:
- Richard B. McKenzie - Politics and Society, University of California, Irvine, University of California, Irvine, USA
Other Titles in:
Family Policy
Family Policy
September 1998 | 334 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
This volume reviews the policy reforms necessary in the United States for children's homes to become reliable solutions for many of the nation's disadvantaged and abused children. The contributors explore a variety of topics including: judicial issues; child maltreatment; the history of children's homes; regulation and funding; and solutions for reform.
Heidi Goldsmith
Foreword
Richard B McKenzie
Rethinking Orphanages
PART ONE: CHILD CARE IN THE UNITED STATES
Conna Craig and Derek Herbert
The State of Child Welfare
Estella Moriarty
The Nation's Child Welfare Problems as Viewed from the Bench
Richard J Gelles
Family Preservation and Child Maltreatment
PART TWO: THE HISTORY AND IMPACT OF ORPHANAGES
Marvin Olasky
The Rise and Fall of American Orphanages
Ross D London
The 1994 Orphanage Debate
Richard B McKenzie
Orphanage Alumni
John N McCall
Research on the Psychological Effects of Orphanage Care
William F Shughart II and William F Chappell
Fostering the Demand for Adoptions
PART THREE: PROBLEMS IN BRINGING BACK ORPHANAGES
Karol C Boudreaux and Donald J Boudreaux
Social Security, Social Workers and the Care of Dependent Children
Dwight R Lee
A Public Choice Analysis of Child Care Dollars
Margaret McFarlane Wright
Who will Mow the Lawn at Boys Town
Michael DeBow
The Regulation of Orphanages
Joseph L Maxwell III
Funding Our Children's Future
Donald Wyant, Del Bradshaw and Richard B McKenzie
The Cost of Care in Institutions and Families
PART FOUR: THE PATH TO REFORM
Richard B McKenzie
Rethinking Orphanages for the 21st Century