Abstract
This thesis discusses the history of work requirements as a policy tool. I discuss arguments for an against these requirements before posing a new argument about the harm of this policy tool.
Thesis
The Expressive Message of Welfare Conditionality: How Work Requirements Devalue Welfare Recipients
Brandeis University
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Brandeis University
05/02/2024
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48617/etd.1136
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- Title
- The Expressive Message of Welfare Conditionality: How Work Requirements Devalue Welfare Recipients
- Creators
- Vered Shulamit Ben-Gideon
- Contributors
- Zachary Albert (Advisor) - Brandeis University, Department of PoliticsJeffrey Lenowitz (Advisor) - Brandeis University, Department of PoliticsMarion Smiley (Committee Member) - Brandeis University, Department of PhilosophyElizabeth Brainerd (Committee Member) - Brandeis University, Department of Economics
- Awarding Institution
- Brandeis University; Bachelor of Arts (BA)
- Theses and Dissertations
- Bachelor of Arts (BA), Brandeis University
- Publisher
- Brandeis University
- Identifiers
- 9924349983901921
- Academic Unit
- Brandeis University
- Resource Type
- Thesis