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Booher, David E.Poverty in an Urban Society: A Bibliography. ExchangeBibliography Series, Number 246.Council of Planning Librarians, Monticello, Ill.Dec 7133p.Council of Planning Librarians, Box 229, Monticello,Ill. 61856 ($3.00)

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29DESCRIPTORS *Action Programs (Community); Bibliographies;

Community Action; Community Agencies (Public) ;Economic Disadvantagement; Economic Factors;*Economic Opportunities; Political Influences;Political Issues; Political Power; *Poverty Programs;*Poverty Research; Social Factors; *Urban Areas

IDENTIFIERS Community Action Program; Economic OpportunityActs

ABSTRACTThis bibliography focuses upon the programs which

have been proposed as a solution to poverty under the so-called waron poverty. The first section of the bibliography suggests some ofthe materials which could prove useful as theoretical ormethodological guides to an analysis of the upowerlessnessu of thepoor and the operation of the local community action agency. Sectiontwo provides a partial listing of works which are relevant to anunderstanding of political participation at the local level. Thethird section provides a broad selection of materials dealing withthe causes, characteristics, and remedies of poverty. Section four isa selection of academic works and official documents examiningvarious aspects of the war on poverty declared by the EconomicOpportunity Acts of 1964 and 1967. And finally, section five suggestssome materials which are relevant to a study of the controversialCommunity Action Program. The bibliography concludes with a selectionof relevant newspaper and magazine articles and other popularbibliographies on poverty and the poor. (Author/JM)

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INTRODUCTION

As the title suggests this is a bibliography of materials

dealing with one of the most widely discussed problems of the

contemporary urban environment. What follows is by no means a

complete bibliography since such an undertaldng would easily fill

several volumes. Instead this bibliography focuses upon the

programs which have been proposed as a solution to poverty under

the so-called war on poverty. In particular it focuses upon the

most radical aspect of these programs: The attempt to alleviate

poverty by altering the condition of political ',powerlessness"

which traps the poor and maintains local institutions that are by-

and-large unresponsive to the needs and desires of the poor. The

most significant expression of this attempt is the Community Action

Program.

The first section of the bibliography (pages 3 throughj ....)

suggests some of the materials which could prove useful as theo-

retical or methodological guides to an analysis of the ',powerless-

ness" of the poor and the operation of the local community action

agency. Section two (pages 6 through 13) provides a partial listing

of works which are relevant to an understanding of political parti-

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cipation at the local level, particularly as it effects the poor.

The third section (pageant through20 ) provides a broad selection

of materials from various disciplines dealing with the causes,

characteristics, and remedies of poverty. Section four (pages 23.

through 23) is a selection of academie works and official documents

examining various aspects of the war on poverty declared by the

Economic Opportunity Acts of 1964 and 1967. And finally, section

five (pagesiLthrough22) suggests some materials which are rele-

vant to a study of the controversial Community Action Program.

Case studies of specific ccamunity action ageneies are enphasized,

but public documents and some general works are also included.. . ,

The bibliography concludes with a selection of relevant newspaper

and magazine articles (pages30 through32 ) and other popular

bibliographies on pOVerty and the poor (page_22).

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Bee, Robert L. "Tribal Leadership in the War on Poverty: A CaseStudy." Social Science Quarterly, L (December, 1969),676-86.

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VI. SELECTED NEWSRAPER AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES

Alinsky, Saul. "A Professional Radical Moves in on Rochester."Harper's Magazine, July, 1965, pp. 52-55ff.

"The Professional Radical, 1970." flasklasiE_pine,January, 1970, p. 35-42.

Barnett, John. "Profile of Poverty: Program Cutbacks Hurt thosewho Might be Helped Most." Wall Street Journal, March 21,1967.

Bullock, Paul. "On Organizing the Poor: Problems of Morality andTactics." Dissent, January 1968, pp. 65-70.

Carter, Barbara. "Sargent Shrivtr and the Role of the Poor."Reporter, May 5, 1966, pp. 17-20. 9

Claward, Richard. "War on Poverty: Are the Poor Left Out?0 TheNation, August 2, 1965, pp. 60ff.

Coles, Robert. "MmuTtain Thinking." Appalachian Review, Summer1966, pp. 12-17.

Davidson, Roger H. "Politics of Antipoverty: Comrd.tment tOCommunity Action." The Nation, February 24, 1969, pp. 233-37.

Davis, Lawrence. "Syracuse: What Happens When the Poor Take Over."Reporter, March 21, 1967, pp. 19-21.

Edstram, Eve. "0E0 'Guide' is Blasted on Three Fronts." WashingtonPost, February 14, 1968.

. "Powell Would Halt War on Poverty Rather than GiveVeto to Flams." Washington Post, March 28, 1966.

Glazer, Nathan. "The Grand Design of,the Poverty Program." NewYork Times Magazine, February 27, 1966, pp. 21-27.'

Haddad, William. "Mr. Shriver and the Savage Politics of Poverty."Harper's Magazine, December, 1965, PP. 43-50.

Hayden, Tom. nommunity Organizing and the Newark War on Poverty."Liberation November, 1965, pp. 17-19.

Hunter Marjorie. "Conferees Back Legal Aid to Poor." New YorkET122, December, 19, 1969.

. "House Bars G.O.P. Nave to Shift Poverty Program."----Mrfork Times December, 13, 1969.


Kovach, Bill and Nat Caldwell. "The Plight of the Rural Poor."Reporter, April 21, 1966, pp. 27-32.

Knoll, Erwin and Jules Witcover. "Fighting Poverty and City Hall."Reporter, June 3, 1965, pp. 19-22.

. "Politics and the Poor: Shriver's Second Thoughts."Reporter, December, 30, 1965, pp. 23-25.

Loftus, Joseph A. "Zlection of Poor 1441' be Ended." New York Times,March 9, 1966.

. "How the Poverty Bill was Saved in the House." NewYork Times, DeceMber 25, 1967.

"Mayors Fight House Plan toDecember 12, 1969.

Miller, S.N. "The Politicspp. 210-19.

"Xi:aim= Representation: Voting for 0E0 Representatives." Reporter,March 24, 1966, pp. 17-19.

Moynihan, Daniel P. "Professors and the Poor." CommentarV,August, 1968, pp. 19-28.

Pfarrer, Donald. "NAACP Poiled: Poverty War is More White Patern-alism." Washington Evening Star, June 29, 1965.

!poverty. U.S.A." Newsweek, February 17, 1964, PP. 19-40.

Ridgeway, James. "Saul Alinsky in Smugtown." New Republic, June26, 1965, pp. 15-16.

Robertson, Nan. "Should the Poor Lead the Poor."March 22, 1966.

Rustin, Bgyard. "Failure og Black Separatism."January, 1970, pp. 25-34.

Curb Poverty Agency." New York Times,

of Poverty." Dissent, Spring, 1964,

New York Times,

Harper's Magazine,

Se lover, William. Antipoverty Program Stumbles in Congress."Christian Science Monitor, October 12, 1967.

. "Labor. Leaders Find Active Role in Fight AgainstPoverty." Christian Science Monitor, Jamary 5, 1967.

Silberman, Charles E. "Mixed Up War on Poverty." Fortune, August,1965, pp. 156-61.


"Vbte for the Cities." Editorial, New York Times December 16, 1969.

Netters, Pat. "Mississippi: Children and Politics." Dissent,1967, pp. 293-311.

Walters, Hobert. "Mayors Can. Have Veto over Poverty Programs."Weshington Evening Star, March 23, 1966.

. "Poverty Agency Shifts Power to Regional Units." Wash-ington Evening Star, December 9, 1965.

Weaver, WarTen. "Senate Rebuffs Nixon and Adds Billion to Bill."New York Times, December 17, 1969.

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