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Luisa Deprez

Professor Emerita

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Department Of Criminology

School of Business

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Studies Of Department Of Sociology And Race And Ethnic

University of Southern Maine

Luisa Deprez is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Professor Emerita at University of Southern Maine.

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University of Southern Maine

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public policy education higher education social policy gender studies welfare gender inequality women's studies feminist theory women's health social inequality historical review public welfare women's rights economic security welfare reform social sciences poverty gender diversity feminist studies african identity ethnic studies gender equality higher education policy women's empowerment race relations racial studies declining significance william j. wilson gender identity sex roles sexual behavior violence against women family process family relations political studies family studies family psychology family issues poverty reduction feminist economics family policy family diversity human welfare open access family involvement contemporary racism scholarly communication special issue societal challenges real investment education economics educational policy education reform labor market outcomes feminist perspectives labor market participation waste prevention waste reduction zero waste hopeless poverty welfare policy faltering safety net reluctant nation maine families tanf reauthorization family support act real reform postsecondary education scholars program scholars strategy network public interest

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Creating Sustainable, Cost-Effective, and Equitable Waste-Management Programs in Maine Communities. Maine policy review (2016)

waste managementsustainability sciencesustainable developmentenvironmental policyenvironmental planningenvironmental sciencewaste preventionenvironmental economicsmaine communitieswaste reductionzero wastepublic policyrecycling

Back From the Brink: Unemployed Women in Maine Get a Second Chance. Journal of Women Politics & Policy (2014)

Luisa S. DeprezSandra S. Butler

unemploymentwomen's studieswomen's rightssecond chancewomen's empowermentwomen's healthunemployed womenlabor market outcomessocial inequalitypolitical sociologyfeminist perspectivespolitical sciencejournalismpublic policygender inequalitylabor market participation

The Faltering Safety Net in a Reluctant Nation: Women's Economic Security at Risk in America. Women s Studies International Forum (2013)

women's studiesgender equalityfeminist economicsgender studieswomen's empowermentsocial policyeconomic securityfeminist theoryfaltering safety netsocial inequalityviolence against womengender diversityreluctant nationwomen's rightspublic policygender inequalityfeminist studies

Editors' Introduction: Revisiting William J. Wilson's Em the Declining Significance of Race /Em. The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare (2012)

race relationssocial historyafrican identityinterdisciplinary historyhistoryracial discriminationdeclining significancewilliam j. wilsonhistorical reviewracial studiesethnic studiesafrican american studiesamerican literaturehumanitiescontemporary racismamerican studiescritical race theoryrace

Editors' Introduction: Revisiting William J. Wilson's: The Declining Significance of Race. The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare (2012)

race relationssocial historyafrican identityhistoryracial discriminationdeclining significancewilliam j. wilsonhistorical reviewracial studiesethnic studiesafrican american studieshumanitiesamerican studiescritical race theoryrace

In the Public Interest: A Discussion With Theda Skocpol About the Scholars Strategy Network. Maine policy review (2012)

Luisa DeprezAmy Fried

educationscholarly communicationeducation policyresearch policyscholars strategy networkpublic intereststrategyhigher educationpolitical sciencehigher education policypublic policy

Investing in Human Capital in Difficult Times: Maine�S Competitive Skills Scholarship Program. Maine policy review (2010)

Sandra S. ButlerLuisa S. DeprezJohn DorrerAuta M. Main

educationhuman capitaldifficult timeseducation policyreal investmentdevelopment economicsresearch policyhigher educationeducation economicseconomicsinvestment managementpublic policy

Introduction to the Special Issue. The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare (2008)

special issuehistorical reviewhistory of economic thoughthuman rightsadministrative lawsocietal challengessocial justicegovernancepublic policy

The Illusion of Change, the Politics of Illusion: Evolution of the Family Support Act of 1988. The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare (2008)

family processfamily support actfamily relationsfamily policysocial policypolitical studiessocial sciencesfamily studiesfamily diversitysocial changepolitical sciencesocial problemsfamily psychology

The Parents as Scholars Program: A Maine Success Story. DigitalCommons (California Polytechnic State University) (2008)

Sandra S. ButlerLuisa S. Deprez

educationopen accesseducational researchfamily involvementhigher educationscholars program

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Luisa Deprez

Professor Emerita

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Department Of Criminology

School of Business

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Studies Of Department Of Sociology And Race And Ethnic

University of Southern Maine

Luisa Deprez is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Professor Emerita at University of Southern Maine.

Honors

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Luisa Deprez

University of Southern Maine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Creating Sustainable, Cost-Effective, and Equitable Waste-Management Programs in Maine Communities. Maine policy review (2016)

Back From the Brink: Unemployed Women in Maine Get a Second Chance. Journal of Women Politics & Policy (2014)

Luisa S. DeprezSandra S. Butler

The Faltering Safety Net in a Reluctant Nation: Women's Economic Security at Risk in America. Women s Studies International Forum (2013)

Editors' Introduction: Revisiting William J. Wilson's Em the Declining Significance of Race /Em. The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare (2012)

Editors' Introduction: Revisiting William J. Wilson's: The Declining Significance of Race. The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare (2012)

In the Public Interest: A Discussion With Theda Skocpol About the Scholars Strategy Network. Maine policy review (2012)

Luisa DeprezAmy Fried

educationscholarly communicationeducation policyresearch policyscholars strategy networkpublic intereststrategyhigher educationpolitical sciencehigher education policypublic policy

Investing in Human Capital in Difficult Times: Maine�S Competitive Skills Scholarship Program. Maine policy review (2010)

Sandra S. ButlerLuisa S. DeprezJohn DorrerAuta M. Main

educationhuman capitaldifficult timeseducation policyreal investmentdevelopment economicsresearch policyhigher educationeducation economicseconomicsinvestment managementpublic policy

Introduction to the Special Issue. The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare (2008)

special issuehistorical reviewhistory of economic thoughthuman rightsadministrative lawsocietal challengessocial justicegovernancepublic policy

The Illusion of Change, the Politics of Illusion: Evolution of the Family Support Act of 1988. The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare (2008)

family processfamily support actfamily relationsfamily policysocial policypolitical studiessocial sciencesfamily studiesfamily diversitysocial changepolitical sciencesocial problemsfamily psychology

The Parents as Scholars Program: A Maine Success Story. DigitalCommons (California Polytechnic State University) (2008)

Sandra S. ButlerLuisa S. Deprez

educationopen accesseducational researchfamily involvementhigher educationscholars program

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