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The Limits Of Voluntarism Charity And Welfare From The New Deal Through The Great Society

The Limits Of Voluntarism Charity And Welfare From The New Deal Through The Great Society

This analysis explores the historical limitations of voluntarism and private charity in addressing societal welfare needs. It traces the pivotal shift in social policy from the New Deal through the Great Society, examining how government intervention became increasingly essential as traditional charitable efforts proved insufficient to build a comprehensive social safety net.