In a revised study of twentieth-century American voter registration and elections, the authors of Regulating the Poor looks at the history of U.S. elections, explains how barriers are put up to discourage the poor from voting, and discusses the possibility of reform. Original. (view table of contents)

Looks at the history of U.S. elections, explains how barriers are put up to discourage the poor from voting, and discusses the possibility to reform

Essays discuss the background of welfare criticism, the attacks of the New Right, and the importance of maintaining the present welfare system

A detailed study of the rules of conduct in delinquent subcultures