China’s Long War on Poverty by Carlos Martinez

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Race and authority in urban politics : community participation and the war on poverty/ by 264569 Greenstone, J. David, Peterson, Paul E.

The War on Poverty Must Be Won: Educators Can Make a Difference by Carolyn Muriel Shields

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The Contexts of Criminal Intervention in the Area of Poverty: From the War on Poverty Policy to the War on the Poor Policy by morteza arefi, Mohammad Jafar Habibzadeh, Jalil Omidi, Mohammad Farajiha

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Civil Rights, the war on poverty, and black-white convergence in infant mortality in the rural South and Mississippi by Almond, Douglas, Chay, Kenneth Y., Greenstone, Michael

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Where the War on Poverty and Black Power Meet: A Right to the City Perspective on American Urban Politics in the 1960s by Aneta Dybska

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Parent Group Education to ENABLE “Barrio” Parents by Herman Curiel

Subjects: “…Empowerment, enable, war on poverty, Mexican-origin, indigenous case aide, promotora, Economic Opportunity Act, Whitney Young, Blacks, outreach, barrio…”
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Les pauvres dans les campagnes présidentielles américaines de Clinton à Obama by Taoufik DJEBALI

“…The Poor in the American Presidential Campaigns from Clinton to Obama The War on Poverty, initiated by president Johnson in the 1960s, has given way to a hostile campaign against the poor. …”
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Rationalizing poverty in New York: Tales from the middle class by Ali, S, Ohls, C, Parker, G, Walker, R

“…Although poverty rates in the US are among the highest in the OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development), there is limited public support for a new war on poverty and persistent opposition of the provision of generous welfare. …”

Les émeutes du riz de 1918 : le grand tournant by Pierre-François Souyri

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Socio-Demographic, Cause, and Benefit of Internal and International Migration: A case study of Mazar-i-Sharif, Balkh province, Afghanistan by Mohammad Sadiq Khawari, Baqir Khawari

“…The study finds that the main reasons for internal and international migration are unemployment and income inequality, in addition to war and poverty, as international motivations for migration. …”
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You Can’t Eat Coal, and Other Lessons from Appalachian Women’s History by Jessica Wilkerson

“…Launched in 1964, the War on Poverty quickly entered the coalfields of southern Appalachia, finding unexpected allies among working-class white women in a tradition of citizen caregiving who were seasoned by decades of activism and community service. …”
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Les coupons alimentaires de l’État-providence. Écrire au sujet du programme Food Stamps aux États-Unis (1966-1975) by Antoine Nséké Missé

“…Created in the United States by the federal government within the context of the War on Poverty policies of the 1960s, it sparked a large volume of correspondence. …”
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Stirring up lessons for food activists by Robert Kluson

“…The context of the case studies is established in the introduction by recounting the history and politics of the awareness of hunger and poverty in Amer­ica, the “land of plenty and wealth” during the 1960s, and the subsequent federal government anti-hunger and welfare programs (e.g., War on Poverty and food stamps programs). This context also includes the drastic reductions of these pro­grams, first by the austerity budget measures of the mid-1970s and then by the rise of neoliberal gov­ernment policies starting in the 1980s. …”
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Traces of Exploitation in Childhood: A Research on Forms, Causes and Consequences of Child Labor by kameel Ahmady

“…The main causes of child labor are the development gap in the country, the war and poverty in Afghanistan, the poverty of families, the culture of some communities about children and child labor, the informal labor market and the legal framework and law enforcement. …”
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“Romper lo que está resquebrajado”: 1968 in the United States of America by Richard Cándida Smith

“…The year began with an organized movement within the Democratic Party to oust Lyndon Johnson from the White House and to place an antiwar leader at the head of the party, a leader who would refocus the political energies of the nation on healing racial division and the “war on poverty.” The assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr., and Robert F. …”
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Maa-Bara : catalyzing change in Nigeria's Niger delta by Okiomah, Ogheneruno E. (Ogheneruno Elo)

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பேராசிரியரின் பார்வையில் வள்ளலாரின் அறிவியல் தமிழ் உயிரியக்கக் கோட்பாடுகள் / Vallalarar’s Scientific Tamil Biological Theories in the View of Professor... by முனைவர் இரா. கண்ணன் / Dr. R. Kannan

“…He was the first to wage war on poverty next to Manimegalai. His principle was to measure the universe through his works on philanthropy, individual morality, humanity, psychiatry, and the doctrines of the five principles through his works “Thiruvarupa” and “Manumurai Kandavasakam”. …”
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LA EDUCACIÓN, ¿UN DERECHO UNIVERSAL? EDUCATION, AN UNIVERSAL RIGHT? doi 10.20420/GUIN.2014.0065 by Teresa Fontán Montesinos

“…-The education rights implementation is far from being a reality. War conflicts, poverty, genre, cultural opposition and discapacity are very often negative factors for school attendance. …”
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Impacts of urbanization on food security in Ethiopia. A review with empirical evidence by Mekonen Getachew Abebe

“…Currently, the globe is challenged by various problems, such as war/conflict, poverty, climate change, and urbanization. …”
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