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Cathy M. Johnson

Williams College

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Williams College

Department of Political Science

NoneCathy M. Johnson is currently serving as a Political Science faculty at Williams College.

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public policy social policy sociology welfare child development public welfare social sciences policy analysis early childhood development family issues early childhood child care children's rights welfare reform poverty policy modeling public management human welfare child protection social policy research law insurance well-being gender inequality public money financial law family studies child psychology human rights private law democracy financial protection income security social security systems family policy foster care constitutions legal theory freedom of speech legal process civil liberties family diversity true security most poor children policy theories public problem brookings institution federal bill public family welfare policy

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Protections in the New York State Constitution Beyond the Federal Bill of Rights. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

constitutional lawconstitutionslawhuman rightspublic lawprivate lawlegal theoryfreedom of speechlegal processsocial justicefederal billpublic policycivil liberties

Welfare Policy in New York State. Oxford University Press eBooks (2012)

policy analysispolicy modelingsocial policypublic managementpublic welfaresocial policy researchwelfare policywelfarepublic policy

The Public Family: Exploring Its Role in Democratic Society. Perspectives on Politics (2004)

public familydemocracydemocratic theorypublic lifefamily diversityfamily issuespolitical sociologysociology

Children and Welfare Reform: What Policy Theories Are Being Implemented in States Where Most Poor Children Live?.. (2002)

Cathy Marie JohnsonThomas Lewis GaisCatherine Lawrence

povertymost poor childrensocial policysocial sciencespolicy theorieschild developmentchildren's rightspublic policygender inequalitywelfare reform

What Policy Theories Are Being Implemented in States Where Most Poor Children Live. (2002)

policy analysispovertypolicy modelingeducation policysocial policyearly childhoodpublic welfaresocial policy researchsocial inequalitysociologypublic policysocioeconomic status

True Security: Rethinking American Social Insurance. Political Science Quarterly (2000)

public moneypolicy analysisinsurancefinancial protectionsocial policytrue securityincome securitysocial security systemsfinancial lawwelfarepublic policy

Welfare Reform, Management Systems, and Policy Theories of Child Well-Being. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (1999)

human welfareearly childhood developmentsocial policywell-beingpublic welfarechild carefamily issuessociologychild developmentwelfarepublic policywelfare reform

Welfare Reform, Management Systems, and Their Implications for Children. The Knowledge Bank (The Ohio State University) (1999)

human welfaresocial policypublic managementpublic welfarewelfarepublic policywelfare reform

Everybody's Children: Child Care as a Public Problem. by William T. Gormley Jr. (Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution, 1995. Pp. 243. $38.95.). The Journal of Politics (1997)

early childhood educationsocial problemsearly childhood developmentsocial policyfamily policyfoster carepublic problemearly childhoodchild caresocial sciencesfamily studieschild psychologyfamily issueschild protectionsociologychild developmentchildren's rightsbrookings institution

Everybody's Children: Child Care as a Public Problem. William T. Gormley Jr.. The Journal of Politics (1997)

early childhood educationearly childhood developmentsocial policyearly childhoodchild caresocial sciencessocial workchild protectionsocial problemschild developmentchildren's rightspublic policy

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Cathy M. Johnson

Williams College

Affiliations

Williams College

Department of Political Science

NoneCathy M. Johnson is currently serving as a Political Science faculty at Williams College.

Honors

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Cathy M. Johnson

Williams College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Protections in the New York State Constitution Beyond the Federal Bill of Rights. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

constitutional lawconstitutionslawhuman rightspublic lawprivate lawlegal theoryfreedom of speechlegal processsocial justicefederal billpublic policycivil liberties

Welfare Policy in New York State. Oxford University Press eBooks (2012)

policy analysispolicy modelingsocial policypublic managementpublic welfaresocial policy researchwelfare policywelfarepublic policy

The Public Family: Exploring Its Role in Democratic Society. Perspectives on Politics (2004)

public familydemocracydemocratic theorypublic lifefamily diversityfamily issuespolitical sociologysociology

Children and Welfare Reform: What Policy Theories Are Being Implemented in States Where Most Poor Children Live?.. (2002)

Cathy Marie JohnsonThomas Lewis GaisCatherine Lawrence

povertymost poor childrensocial policysocial sciencespolicy theorieschild developmentchildren's rightspublic policygender inequalitywelfare reform

What Policy Theories Are Being Implemented in States Where Most Poor Children Live. (2002)

policy analysispovertypolicy modelingeducation policysocial policyearly childhoodpublic welfaresocial policy researchsocial inequalitysociologypublic policysocioeconomic status

True Security: Rethinking American Social Insurance. Political Science Quarterly (2000)

public moneypolicy analysisinsurancefinancial protectionsocial policytrue securityincome securitysocial security systemsfinancial lawwelfarepublic policy

Welfare Reform, Management Systems, and Policy Theories of Child Well-Being. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (1999)

human welfareearly childhood developmentsocial policywell-beingpublic welfarechild carefamily issuessociologychild developmentwelfarepublic policywelfare reform

Welfare Reform, Management Systems, and Their Implications for Children. The Knowledge Bank (The Ohio State University) (1999)

human welfaresocial policypublic managementpublic welfarewelfarepublic policywelfare reform

Everybody's Children: Child Care as a Public Problem. by William T. Gormley Jr. (Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution, 1995. Pp. 243. $38.95.). The Journal of Politics (1997)

Everybody's Children: Child Care as a Public Problem. William T. Gormley Jr.. The Journal of Politics (1997)

early childhood educationearly childhood developmentsocial policyearly childhoodchild caresocial sciencessocial workchild protectionsocial problemschild developmentchildren's rightspublic policy

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