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Finding the Elder Voice in Social Legislation

International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 2001
At the onset of the twentieth century, there existed no federal legislation in the United States to provide income maintenance or health care coverage based upon advanced age. Only in the last 65 years have we created age-based entitlements such as Social Security, enacted in 1935, and Medicare, enacted in 1965.
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Social status and social legislation

1996
Roman social patterns and life must be seen against the mosaic of the empire. Economic distinctions modify the pattern imposed by constitutional function or legal status. The most striking fact about society is the gap between rich and poor. The two themes of Romans who reflected on the twenty years after the murder of Caesar were social disruption and
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Social Change and Social Legislation

1995
For social legislation to be enforceable it has to be acceptable. For politicians to legislate, they have to be convinced it is what the public wants. Adminstrators then have to produce workable law.
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Social Legislation in Australia

Australian Journal of Social Issues, 1981
Despite strong public interest in law reform by both state and federal governments, very little has been written about social legislation in Australia. Discussions about social legislation frequently proceed with each participant assuming an individual and subjective definition of social legislation; rarely is there agreement about the role and purpose
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Social Legislation

The American Catholic Sociological Review, 1941
Andrew J. Kress, Helen I. Clarke
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Kinship and Social Legislation

The British Journal of Sociology, 1958
nTEREOTYPES DIE HARD, even among sociologists. Ever _since Tonnies and Durkheim proclaimed the decline of the family, 2 WJthe notion has persisted that in urban industrial societies it is rootless and atomized, confined to parents and dependent children, isolated from relatives.
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Social and Labor Legislation

American Journal of Sociology, 1930
Noteworthy changes in social legislation, including labor legislation, enacted in 1930 by Congress and the legislatures of 12 states of the United States are reviewed. Old age assistance in the form of poor relief, somewhat humanized, rather than old age pensions, is provided by law in New York and Massachusetts.
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Social Legislation

Living, 1940
Geoffrey May, Helen I. Clarke
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Social and Labor Legislation

American Journal of Sociology, 1928
During 1927 social legislation was enacted embracing a number of subjects. In the field of workmen's compensation, the federal longshorement's accident compensation law was the outstanding achievement, and many existing laws were improved in respect to compensation benefits, waiting period, medical care, and administration.
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