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Welfare
- (Social) Workers Unite! By Allan T. Demaree, City Journal, Spring 1997
- A Chamber of Commerce By Steven Malanga, City Journal, Summer 2001
- A Disabling Benefit By Sally Satel, City Journal, Autumn 1995
- A Discriminating Hostility By Vincent Carroll, City Journal, Autumn 1995
- A Vicious Cycle By Richard Miniter, City Journal, Spring 1995
- Acorn Squash By Steven Malanga, Article, 08-26-06
- An Illegitimate Claim By Allan T. Demaree, City Journal, Winter 1997
- At Last, A Job Program That Works By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Winter 1997
- Atlanta’s Public-Housing Revolution By Howard Husock, City Journal, Autumn 2010
- Backsliding on Welfare By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, 13 May 2002
- Behind the Hundred Neediest Cases By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Spring 1997
- Bloomberg's Test By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 02-15-02
- Book Review: Off the Dole By Kay S. Hymowitz, Article, 01-01-05
- Bookshelf: When Bad Habits Met a Mayor Who Wouldn't Put Up With Them By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 01-23-02
- California's Back-to-Reality Welfare Reform By Carolyn Lochhead, City Journal, Spring 1995
- Child Poverty and Welfare Reform: Stay the Course By June E. O'Neill, By Sanders Korenman, Civic Report, December 2004
- Cities on a Hill Fall 1999 Cities on a Hill Newsletter, Fall 1999
- Cities on a Hill Spring 2003 Cities on a Hill Newsletter, Spring 2003
- Cities on a Hill Winter 2002 Cities on a Hill Newsletter, Winter 2002
- Cities on a Hill Winter 2005 Cities on a Hill Newsletter, Winter 2005
- Civil Society Blooms in New Haven By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Summer 1999
- Communitarian Dreams By Roger Scruton, City Journal, Autumn 1996
- Community, Yes. But Whose? By Roger Scruton, By Amitai Etzioni, City Journal, Spring 1997
- Compassion Gone Mad By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Winter 1996
- Compassionate Conservative or Cowboy Capitalist? By Myron Magnet, City Journal, Spring 2005
- Criminal Entitlements By Peter Reinharz, City Journal, Summer 1998
- Cuomo Is Wrong About Food Stamps By Russell Sykes, Article, 01-12-12
- Diplomatic Deadbeats By Suzanne K. Colt, City Journal, Spring 1998
- Dirty Secret Of Welfare Reform By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 06-25-02
- Don’t Mess with Welfare Reform’s Success By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Winter 2002
- Fatal Preservation By Dennis Saffran, City Journal, Summer 1997
- Fixing Responsibility By Carolyn Lochhead, City Journal, Autumn 1996
- Focus: White do-gooders did for black America By John H. McWhorter, Article, 09-11-05
- Food Stamps Expand By Leaps By Diana Furchtgott-Roth, Article, 09-19-12
- Foster Care’s Underworld By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Winter 1999
- From Welfare Reform To Character Development By James Q. Wilson, Wriston Lecture, 1994
- Gaining Ground, Moving Up: The Change in the Economic Status of Single Mothers Under Welfare Reform By June E. O'Neill, By M. Anne Hill, Civic Report, March 2003
- Gaining Ground? Measuring the Impact of Welfare Reform on Welfare and Work By June E. O'Neill, By M. Anne Hill, Civic Report, July 2001
- Gotham’s Workforce Woes By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Summer 1997
- Here's A Jobs Program That Works, Governor By Fred Siegel, Article, 01-11-11
- How Catholic Charities Lost Its Soul By Brian C. Anderson, City Journal, Winter 2000
- How Charlotte Is Revolutionizing Public Housing By Howard Husock, City Journal, Spring 2000
- How Conservatives Saved Metropolis By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 01-24-11
- How Many Elisas? By Rita Kramer, City Journal, Winter 1996
- How the Agency Saved My Father By Howard Husock, City Journal, Spring 1999
- How Think Tanks Achieve Public Policy Breakthrough By Lawrence Mone, Event Transcript, May 29, 2002
- How to Make Sure the New Welfare-to-Work Really Works By Peter Cove, By Lee Bowes, Civic Bulletin, August 1996
- How Welfare Reform Worked By Kay S. Hymowitz, Article, 04-30-06
- How Welfare Reform Worked By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Spring 2006
- Hype About Hunger By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 00-00-00
- Independent Mothers By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 12-16-12
- Is the Family Coming Back? By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Summer 2001
- Katrina's 'Secrets' By John H. McWhorter, Article, 09-25-06
- Keep Fixing Welfare By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 06-25-01
- Lax Rules Author Spike In Food Stamp Usage By Diana Furchtgott-Roth, Article, 09-18-12
- Learning for Dollars By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 07-09-07
- Let’s End Housing Vouchers By Howard Husock, City Journal, Autumn 2000
- Living Faith: The Black Church Outreach Tradition By John J. DiIulio, Jr., Jeremiah Project Report, 1998
- Losing Ground: American Social Policy 1950-1980 By Charles Murray, Book, September 1984
- Lost in the Ghetto By Theodore Dalrymple, Oh, to be in England, Summer 2000
- Love, Honor & Get Off Dole By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 06-02-02
- Making America's Cities Great Places To Live By Rudolph W. Giuliani, Civic Bulletin, April 1999
- Making Welfare-to-Work Fly By Peter Cove, Civic Bulletin, January 2000
- Marriage and Caste in America: Separate and Unequal Families in a Post-Marital Age By Kay S. Hymowitz, Book, November 2006
- Medicaid’s Fatal Attraction By Ned Regan, City Journal, Winter 1996
- Mike's Retreat By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 10-17-03
- Mission Creep on Welfare Reform By Russell Sykes, Article, 08-13-12
- More Good News About Welfare Reform By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Spring 2003
- More Marriage Penalties By Howard Husock, Article, 11-16-07
- Mugged By Reality By Brian C. Anderson, City Journal, Summer 1999
- Nanny Knows Best By Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal, 24 April 2002
- New York City Conference on School Choice Event Transcript, December 13, 2000
- Next Steps in Welfare Reform Conference Event Transcript, April 14, 1999
- NY's Welfare Secret By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 03-30-04
- Nyc's Wasteful Welfare Giveaway By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 00-00-00
- Obama's Food-Stamp Fizzle By Nicole Gelinas, Article, 08-22-11
- On Child Poverty, MSM Ignores the Basic Truth By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 09-21-11
- Once We Knew How to Rescue Poor Kids By William J. Stern, City Journal, Autumn 1998
- One Step Forward, Two Steps Back By E. J. McMahon, City Journal, Summer 2004
- Philanthropy That Worked By Leo Trachtenberg, City Journal, Winter 1998
- Pound Foolish By Peter D. Salins, City Journal, Spring 1995
- Privatize the Welfare State By Howard Husock, Article, 03-09-06
- Punish Welfare Scofflaws By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Summer 2002
- Rating Mayor Mike By E. J. McMahon, City Journal, Summer 2005
- Reinventing Mental Health Care By E. Fuller Torrey, City Journal, Autumn 1999
- Return To Dependency? By E. J. McMahon, Article, 01-27-04
- Sins of the Sons By Peter Reinharz, City Journal, Summer 1997
- Steven Malanga discusses his article 'Welfare Reform, Phase Two' with Brian Anderson By Steven Malanga, By Brian C. Anderson, Podcast: Interview, February 3, 2009
- Stopping Welfare Shopping By Richard E. Morgan, City Journal, Winter 1996
- The Billions of Dollars That Made Things Worse By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Autumn 1996
- The Children’s Defense Fund: Not Part of the Solution By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Summer 2000
- The Entrepreneurial City: A How-To Handbook for Urban Innovators By The Center for Civic Innovation, Book, 1999
- The Frivolity of Evil By Theodore Dalrymple, Oh, to be in England, Autumn 2004
- The Housing Reform That Backfired By Howard Husock, City Journal, Summer 2004
- The New Protectionism: The Welfare State and International Trade By Melvyn Krauss, Book, June 1978
- The Real Welfare Problem Is Illegitimacy By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Winter 1998
- The Reparations Racket By John H. McWhorter, City Journal, 29 March 2002
- The Return of Dependency? By E. J. McMahon, City Journal, Winter 2004
- The Rise and Fall of New York City By Roger Starr, Book, April 1985
- The Unending Battle for the Upper West Side By James Panero, City Journal, Summer 2012
- The War on Poverty at 40 By Myron Magnet, City Journal, Summer 2004
- The Welfare Waivers: How They Really Do Water Down Work Requirements By Russell Sykes, Issues 2012, October 2012
- Tough Love Needed By Nicole Gelinas, Article, 08-28-09
- Unbundle the Welfare State By Jim Manzi, Article, 12-13-10
- Unemployment Benefits and Unemployment By Josh Barro, Article, 12-17-11
- We Don’t Need Another War on Poverty By Steven Malanga, City Journal, Autumn 2008
- Welfare Fraud's Return? By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 01-09-02
- Welfare Reform and Character Development By James Q. Wilson, City Journal, Winter 1995
- Welfare Reform Discoveries By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Winter 1997
- Welfare Reform in the Balance By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Spring 2002
- Welfare Reform in the Balance By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, 21 March 2002
- Welfare Reform Requires Adjusting By E. J. McMahon, Article, 03-14-06
- Welfare Reform Requires Adjusting By E. J. McMahon, Article, 03-15-05
- Welfare Reform Rollback By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Autumn 1999
- Welfare reform worth celebrating By Kay S. Hymowitz, Article, 07-16-06
- Welfare Reform’s Benefit to Kids By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Autumn 2000
- Welfare Reform, Phase Two By Steven Malanga, City Journal, Winter 2009
- Welfare Reform: One Step Back By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 05-15-02
- Welfare Warriors Attack New York By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 01-27-10
- Welfare Wonder By E. J. McMahon, Article, 12-10-06
- Welfare’s Next Vietnam By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Winter 1995
- Welfare: Work First Still Works Best By Lawrence Mone, Article, 08-20-12
- What Ending Welfare Would Do By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Winter 1995
- What I Learned in the Poverty War By Peter Cove, City Journal, Autumn 2012
- What Works: Comparing the Effectiveness of Welfare-to-Work Programs in Los Angeles By J. Christopher Soper, By Stephen V. Monsma, CRRUCS Report, September 2003
- What's Working? Lessons from the Front Lines of Welfare Reform By William Eimicke, By Steven Cohen, Civic Report, July1997
- Whither Welfare Reform? Lessons from the Wisconsin Experience MI Conference Series, September 21, 2004
- Will Dems Move To Gut Welfare Reform? By Steven Malanga, Article, 02-03-09
- Wimping Out on Welfare By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Autumn 2003
- Work = Slavery? By Heather Mac Donald, Article, 11-04-02
- Work Fair? By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Summer 1997
- Workfare Works By Robert Rector, City Journal, Spring 1999
- Yes, New York Can Reform Welfare By Ross Sandler, By David Schoenbrod, City Journal, Autumn 1996
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