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10 J. Soc. & Soc. Welfare [i] (1983)

handle is hein.journals/jrlsasw10 and id is 1 raw text is: Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare Reaganism and the Poor Family: Life on AFDC After the Budget Cuts. -1- NORMAN L. WYERS ROBERT C. HOLLOWAY Will A Private War on Poverty Succeed? The Case of the St. Louis Provident Association. -12- ROBERT H. LAUER JEANETTE C. LAUER Racial Change or Racial Stabilization: Policy and Process at A Neighborhood Level. -24- JOHN D. MORRISON The Service Orientations of Social Service Administrators: Towards a Normative Model. -40- WALTER LAMENDOLA PATRICIA YANCEY MARTIN Adult Foster Care: Its Tenuous Position on The Care Continuum -56- RUTH E. DUNKLE Social Workers Who Left the Profession: An Exploratory Study. -78- JAMES HERRICK CALVIN Y. TAKAGI ROBERT COLEMAN LINDA JEWELL MORGAN A Comparison of Social Service Workers' and the Public's Views of Nursing Home Characteristics. -95- LUCINDA LEE ROFF Going Among Them: The Evolution of the Home Visit -112- TERRY HOLBROOK Qualitative Methodology, Hypothesis Testing and the Needs Assessment. -136- JOHN W. MURPHY Variables Influencing Publication In the Field of Social Work. -149- JOHN S. WODARSKI MICHAEL BRENNER

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