Origins: poverty and social science in the era of progressive reform
Poverty knowledge as cultural critique: the Great Depression
From the Deep South to the dark ghetto: poverty knowledge, racial liberalism, and cultural "pathology"
Giving birth to a "culture of poverty": poverty knowledge in postwar behavioral science, culture, and ideology
Community action
In the midst of plenty: the political economy of poverty in the affluent society
Fighting poverty with knowledge: the Office of Economic Opportunity and the analytic revolution in government
Poverty's culture wars
The poverty research industry
Dependency, the "underclass," and a new welfare "consensus": poverty knowledge for a post-liberal, postindustrial era
The end of welfare and the case for a new poverty knowledge.