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Reindustrialization And The Future Of Social Welfare, Steve Burghardt, Michael Fabricant
Reindustrialization And The Future Of Social Welfare, Steve Burghardt, Michael Fabricant
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
"Reindustrialization" is a term of economic complexity and great, if confused, social implications to most human service workers. Human services workers can only challenge the plans envisioned by most reindustrialists if certain arguments and assumptions are understood. This article will lay out the reindustrialists plans and assumptions. It will also develop some of the reasons why such ideas, as they are now formulated, cannot work -- in terms based on common experiences highly familiar to every human service worker.