CURRICULUM VITAE

(212) 960-6934 (Office)

caputo@yu.edu

EDUCATION

10/78-06/82 Ph.D., The School of Social Service Administration, The

University of Chicago.

08/76-05/78 M.S.W., School of Social Work, Arizona State University.

08/70-05/72 M.A., The Department of History, Iowa State University.

09/66-06/70 B.A., The Department of Sociology, Brooklyn College of The

City University of New York.

EMPLOYMENT

06/99-Present PROFESSOR of Social Policy and Research, Yeshiva

University, Wurzweiler School of Social Work.

06/05-05/13 DIRECTOR OF PhD PROGRAM in SOCIAL WELFARE,

Yeshiva University, Wurzweiler School of Social Work.

07/96-05/99 PROFESSOR, Barry University, School of Social Work.

07/94-06/96 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, Barry University, School of Social

Work.

07/87-06/94 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, University of Pennsylvania, School

of Social Work.

07/87-06/89 DIRECTOR, Goldman-Lazarus Center for the Study of Social

Work Practice, University of Pennsylvania, School of Social

Work.

01/86-07/87 DIRECTOR, Schweppe Research Institute for Social Issues,

United Charities of Chicago.

10/82-07/87 DIRECTOR, Research and Information Systems, United

Charities of Chicago.

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04/87-06/87 LECTURER, (part time), The School of Social Service

Administration, The University of Chicago.

09/80-06/87 LECTURER, (part time), The School of Social Work, Loyola

University of Chicago..

06/80-09-82 RESEARCH ASSOCIATE (full time), The School of Social

Service Administration, The University of Chicago.

10/78-05/80 RESEARCH ASSISTANT, (part time), The School of Social

Service Administration, The University of Chicago.

06/77-06/78 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, (part time), division of

Behavioral Health Services, The Arizona Department of Health

Services.

10/75-08/76 MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST II (full time), Geriatrics

Treatment Division, The Arizona State Hospital.

09/73-10/75 MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST I, (full time), Sierra

Treatment Division through 10/74 and ADMINISTRATIVE

INTERN, The Arizona State Hospital.

02/73-09/73 MENTAL HEALTH TECHNICIAN, (full time), Paloma

Treatment Division, The Arizona State Hospital.

01/73-02/73 SUBSTITUTE TEACHER (part time), The Union high School

District, Phoenix, Arizona

08/70-05/72 TEACHING ASSISTANT (part time), The Department of

History, Iowa State University.

PUBLICATIONS

Books:

Caputo, Richard K. (2018). Connecting the Dots: A Social Work Academician’s Memoir

of Intellectual and Career Development. Bloomington, IN: Archway Publishing, Inc.

Caputo, Richard K. (2014). Policy Analysis for Social Workers. Thousand Oakes, CA:

Sage. - Listed among 100 Great Books for Social Workers Library

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Caputo, Richard K. (Ed.) (2012). Basic Income Guarantee and Politics: International

Experiences and Perspectives on the Viability of Income Guarantee. New York: Palgrave

Macmillan.

Caputo, Richard K. (2011). U.S. Social Welfare Reform: Policy Transitions from 1981 to

the Present. New York: Springer.

Caputo, Richard K. (Ed.) (2005). Challenges of Aging on U.S. Families: Policy and

Practice Implications. New York: Haworth Press / Milton Park, UK: Routledge.

Caputo, Richard K. (1999). Advantage White and Male, Disadvantage Black and

Female: Income Inequality, Economic Well-Being and Economic Mobility Among

Families in a Youth Cohort, 1979-1993. Danbury, CT: Rutledge Books, Inc.

Caputo, Richard K. (1994). Welfare and Freedom American Style II: The Role of the

Federal Government, 1941-1980. Lanham, MD: University Press of America.

Caputo, Richard K. (1991). Welfare and Freedom American Style: The Role of the

Federal Government, 1900-1940. Lanham, MD: University Press of America.

Caputo, Richard K. (1988). Management and Information Systems in Human Services.

New York: Haworth Press.

In Process:

Caputo, Richard K. & Larry Liu (Eds.), Political activism and basic income guarantee:

International experiences and perspectives past, present, and near future. New York:

Palgrave Macmillan.

Articles (* signifies peer review):

Accepted:

Caputo, Richard K. (28 September 2018) Peer-review: A vital gatekeeping function and

obligation of professional scholarly practice. Families in Society.

Published:

Caputo, Richard K. (2019). Policy analysis. In M. Reisch (ed.), Social policy and social

justice: Meeting the challenges of a diverse society, 3rd ed. (pp. 193-221). San Diego,

CA: Cognella Academic Publishing.

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Caputo, Richard K. (2018). Transformations of the Welfare State. [Review of the book

Social Services Disrupted: Changes, Challenges and Policy Implications for Europe in

Times of Austerity by Flavia Martinelli, Anelli Anttoned, and Margitta Mätzke, eds.].

Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 39, 524-529. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10834-

018-9571-x ; Online First: http://rdcu.be/HcXL

Caputo, Richard K. (2017). What’s epistemology got to do with it? Research on Social

Work Practice, 27, 503-507.

Caputo, Richard, Epstein, William, Stoesz, David, & Thyer, Bruce. (2017). Letter to the

Editor: Respect Multiple Research Methods, Not Nonsensical Epistemologies. Journal of

Social Work Education, 53, 365-367. Pages 1-3 | Published online: 10 Mar 2017.

http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10437797.2017.1283273

Caputo, Richard K. (2017). Rev of the book, The Future of the Professions: How

Technology Will Transform the Work of Human Experts by Richard Susskind and Daniel

Susskind. People + Strategy Journal, 40(2), 69-70.

Caputo, Richard K. (2016). Policy analysis. In M. Reisch (Ed.), Social work and social

justice, 2nd edition (pp. 197-225). San Diego, CA: Cognella Academic Publishing.

Caputo, Richard K. (2016). What’s epistemology got to do with it? Research on Social

Work Practice, pp. 1-5. Online First, DOI: 10.1177/1049731516662320

Caputo, Richard K. (2016). The role of research in the family service agency: Reflections

some 30 years later (Occasional Essay). Families in Society, 97(1), 59-64.

Caputo, Richard K., & Lewis, Michael. (2016). Introduction to the Symposium on the

Basic Income Guarantee. Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 43(3), 3-8.

Caputo, Richard, Epstein, William, Stoesz, David, & Thyer, Bruce. (2015).

Postmodernism: A dead-end in social work epistemology. Journal of Social Work

Education, 51, 638-647.

http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10437797.2015.1076260

Caputo, Richard K. (2015). The personal responsibility and work opportunity

reconciliation act of 1996 (PRWORA). In S. Haymes, M. Vidal de Haymes, & J.R.

Miller (Eds.), The Routledge handbook on poverty in the United States (pp.249-258).

London: Routledge.

Caputo, Richard K. (2014). Poverty. In L.H. Cousins (Ed.), Encyclopedia of human

services and diversity (pp. 1041-1044). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Caputo, Richard K. (2014). Temporary assistance to needy families. In L.H. Cousins

(Ed.), Encyclopedia of human services and diversity (pp. 1288-1290). Thousand Oaks,

CA: Sage.

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Caputo, Richard K. (2007 - [updated, 2014]). Education and economy. In G. Ritzer (Ed.),

The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing (2007).

Blackwell Reference Online. New content updated 07 November 2014

<http://www.sociologyencyclopedia.com/subscriber/tocnode.html?id=g9781405124331_

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Caputo, Richard K. (2014). Policy Analysis. In Michael Reisch (Ed.). Social Policy and

Social Justice (pp. 185-213). Thousand Oakes, CA: Sage.

Caputo, Richard K. (2013). Review of the book The Vibrant Family: A Handbook for

Parents and Professionals. Families in Society, 94(1), on-line, 3pp. DOI: 10.1606/1945-

1350.4264

* Caputo, Richard K. (2012). Patterns and predictors of debt: A panel study, 1985-2008.

Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 39, 7-29.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2012). Credit card & mortgage debt: A panel study, 2004 & 2008.

Families in Society, 93, 11-21. [DOI: 10.1606/1044-3894.4181]

Caputo, Richard K, & Deprez, Luisa S. (2012). Editors’ introduction: Revisiting William

J. Wilson’s The Declining Significance of Race. Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare,

39(1), 7-15.

Caputo, Richard K. (2012). Introduction: Hopes and Realities of Adopting Unconditional

Basic Income Guarantee Schemes. In Richard K. Caputo (Ed.). Basic Income Guarantee

and Politics: International Experiences and Perspectives on the Viability of Income

Guarantee (pp. 3-16). New York: Palgrave.

Caputo, Richard K. (2012). United States of America: GAI Almost in the 1970s but

Downhill Thereafter. In Richard K. Caputo (Ed.). Basic Income Guarantee and Politics:

International Experiences and Perspectives on the Viability of Income Guarantee

(pp..265-281) . New York: Palgrave.

* Caputo, Richard K (2010). Family characteristics, public program participation, and

civic engagement. Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 37(2), 35-61.

Caputo, Richard K. (2010). [Review of the book Making the social world: The structure

of human civilization]. Families in Society Online, 91 (2 pages). DOI: 10.1606/1945-

1350.4049

Caputo, Richard K. (2010). [Review of the book Housing and the new welfare state:

Perspectives from East Asia and Europe]. International Social Work, 53, 842-844.

Caputo, Richard K. (2010). [Review of the book The failed welfare revolution: America’s

struggle over guaranteed income policy]. Eastern Economic Journal, 36, 423-426.

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* Caputo, Richard K (2010). Prevalence and patterns of earned income tax credit use

among eligible tax-filing families: A panel study, 1999-2005. Families in Society, 91, 8-

15.

Caputo, Richard K (2010). Poverty. In Dutch, S.I. (ed.), Encyclopedia of Global

Warming (pp. 858-860). 3 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

*Caputo, Richard K (2009). Religious capital and intergenerational transmission of

volunteering as correlates of civic engagement. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector

Quarterly, 38, 982-1002.

*Caputo, Richard K., & Mason, Susan E. (2009). The role of intact family childhood on

women’s earnings capacity: Implications for evidence-based practices. Journal of

Evidence Based Social Work, 6(3), 244-255.

*Caputo, Richard K (2009). Adolescent sexual debut: A multi-system perspective of

ethnic and racial differences. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 19,

330-358.

Caputo, Richard K. (2009). EITC & TANF participation among young adult low-income

families. Northwestern Journal of Law and Social Policy, 4(1), 136-149.

Caputo, Richard K. (2009). [Review of the book Lives across time/Growing up: Paths to

emotional health and emotional illness from birth to 30 in 76 people]. Families in Society

Online, 90(2 pages). DOI: 10.1606/1945-1350.3937

Caputo, Richard K. (2009). Social Security system. In R.L. Wilson (ed.), Historical

Encyclopedia of American Business (pp. 775-779). 3 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

Caputo, Richard K. (2009). [Review of the book The ethics and economics of the basic

income guarantee]. Basic Income Studies, 4(1) Article 7.

Caputo, Richard K. [Review of the book The Americanization of social science:

Intellectuals and public responsibility in the postwar United States]. Journal of Sociology

& Social Welfare, 36(3), 201-203.

Caputo, Richard K. (2009). Civil Rights Act of 1991. In M. Berman. (ed.), The Nineties

in America. 3 vols. (pp. 184-186). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

Caputo, Richard K. (2009). Health care reform. In M. Berman. (ed.), The Nineties in

America. 3 vols. (pp. 411-413). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

Caputo, Richard K. (2009). Social Security reform. In M. Berman. (ed.), The Nineties in

America. 3 vols. (pp. 786-787). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

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Caputo, Richard K. (2009). Welfare reform. In M. Berman. (ed.), The Nineties in

America. 3 vols. (pp. 910-912). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2008). Standing Polanyi on his head: The basic income guarantee

as a response to the commodification of labor. Race, Gender & Class, 15(3-4), 143-161.

*Caputo, Richard K. (2008). Marital status and other correlates of personal bankruptcy,

1986-2004. Marriage and Family Review, 44(1), 5-32.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2008). The unconditional basic income guarantee: Attempts to

eclipse the welfare state. International Social Work, 51, 509-518.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2008). Personal retirement accounts & the American welfare state:

A study of income volatility and socioeconomic status as correlates of PRA support.

Journal of Poverty, 12(2), 229-250.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2008) Special issue on history of contemporary social policy:

Introduction. Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 35(1), 9-16.

Caputo, Richard K. (2008). [Review of the book Sociology in America: A history].

Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 35(3), 199-202.

Caputo, Richard K. (2008). Welfare. In M. Berman. (ed.), The Eighties in America. 3

vols. (pp. 1039-1041), Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

Caputo, Richard K. (2008). October 13, 1988, U.S. Welfare Reform Links Assistance to

Work [aka: Family Support Act]. In R.F. Gorman (ed.), Great events from history: The

20th century, 1971-2000 (pp. 2215-2217). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

Caputo, Richard K. (2008). January 8, 1964, Johnson Announces the War on Poverty. In

R.F. Gorman (ed.), Great events from history: The 20th century, 1941-1970 (pp. 2500-

2503). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

Caputo, Richard K. (2008). Development in Sociology. In W.A. Darrity, Jr. (ed.),

International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences. 2nd ed. (Vol. 2, pp. 346-349). Detroit:

Macmillan Reference.

Caputo, Richard K. (2008). Head Start. In W.A. Darrity, Jr. (ed.), International

Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences. 2nd ed. (Vol. 3, pp. 437-438) Detroit: Macmillan

Reference.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2007). Sex at an early age: A multi-system perspective, Race,

Gender & Class, 17(3/4), 206-227.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2007). Federal taxation of individual capital & labor income in the

United States, 1978-2003, Race, Gender & Class, 17(1/2), 266-280.

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* Caputo, Richard K. (2007). Working and poor: A panel study of maturing adults in the

U.S. Families in Society, 88, 351-359.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2007). Perceived work-related discrimination by women:

Implications for social justice and affirmative action. Journal of Policy Practice, 6(2), 5-

22.

Caputo, Richard K. (2007). Family and other baseline correlates of GED versus other

academic attainment statuses among adolescents.” In B. Arrighi & D.J. Maume (Eds.),

Child poverty in America today. Volume 3: The promise of education (pp. 80-101).

Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group.

Caputo, Richard K. (2007). February 25, 1913 U.S. Federal Income Tax is Authorized. In

R.F. Gorman (Ed.), Great events from history: The 20th century, 1901-1940 (Vol. 2, pp.

1059-1061). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

Caputo, Richard K. (2007). Education and economy. In G. Ritzer (Ed.), The Blackwell

Encyclopedia of Sociology (Vol. 3, pp. 1331-1333). Oxford: Blackwell Publishing.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2007). Social theory & its relation to social problems: An essay

about theory and research with social justice in mind, Journal of Sociology & Social

Welfare, 34(1), 43-62.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2006), “Religiosity, Relationship Quality, & Other Determinants

of Living Arrangements among Cohabitating and Other Unmarried First-time Mothers

One Year after Childbirth,” Journal of Spirituality in Mental Health, 9(1), 59-81.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2006), “Increased Wealth and Income as Correlates of Self-

Assessed Retirement,” Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 47(1/2), 175-201.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2006), “The Earned Income Tax Credit: A Study of Eligible

Participants and Non-participants,” Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 33(1), 9-29.

*Mason, Susan E., & Caputo, Richard K. (2006), “Marriage and Women’s Earnings from

Work: Perspectives on TANF,” Journal of Policy Practice, 5(1), 31-47.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2006), [Review of the book The Origins of Universal Grants: An

Anthology of Historical Writings on Basic Capital and Basic Income]. Basic Income

Studies, 1(1), Article 14 (5 pp). Available at http://www.bepress.com/bis/vol1/iss1/art14

Caputo, Richard K. (2006), “Earned Income Tax Credit Program.” In J.C. Super (Ed.),

The Seventies in America (3 Vols., p. 294). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

Caputo, Richard K. (2006), “Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972.” In J.C. Super

(Ed.), The Seventies in America (3 Vols., pp. 335-336). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

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Caputo, Richard K. (2006), “Welfare.” In J.C. Super (Ed.), The Seventies in America (3

Vols., pp. 973-975). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

Caputo, Richard K. (2006), [Review of the book Encyclopedia of Social Welfare History

in North America]. Social Work, 51, 281.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2005), “Religiousness and Adolescent Behavior: A Comparison of

Boys and Girls,” Journal of Religion & Spirituality in Social Work: Social Thought,

24(3), 39-66.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2005), “The GED as a Predictor of Mid-Life Health and Economic

Well-Being,” Journal of Poverty, 9(4), 69-93.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2005) “The Effects of Parent Religiosity, Family Processes, and

Peer Influence on Adolescent Outcomes by Race/Ethnicity,” American Journal of

Pastoral Counseling, 7(3), 23-49.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2005), “The GED as a Signifier of Later-Life Health and

Economic Well-Being,” Race, Gender & Class, 12(2), 81-103.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2005), “Inheritance and Intergenerational Transmission of Parental

Care,” Marriage and Family Review, 37(1/2), 107-127.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2005), “Redistributive Schemes that Skirt Poverty: Reconsidering

Social Justice in Light of Van Parijs and Zucker,” Journal of Poverty, 9(3), 109-129.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2005), “What’s Morality Got to Do with It? An Essay on the

Politics of Moral Values in Light of the Presidential Election of 2004,” Families in

Society, 86, 181-188.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2005), “Distribution of the Federal Tax Burden, Share of After-tax

Income, and After-tax Income by Presidential Administration and Household Type,

1981-2000,” Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 32(2), 3-18.

Caputo, Richard K. (2005), “Poverty” [New entry]. In J.K. Roth (Ed.), Ethics, Revised

Edition (3 Vols., pp. 1169-1171). Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2004), “Parent Religiosity, Family Processes and Adolescent

Outcomes,” Families in Society, 85, 495-510.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2004), “Professional Studies vs. Liberal Arts & Sciences: Family

Background, Head Start Participation, and High School Curriculum as Predictors of

College Major,” Race, Gender & Class, 11(3), 112-126.

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* Caputo, Richard K. (2004), “Presidents, Profits, Productivity, & Poverty: A Great

Divide between the Pre- & Post-Reagan U.S. Economy?” Journal of Sociology & Social

Welfare, 31(3), 5-30.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2004), “Advice for those Wanting to Publish Quantitative

Research,” Families in Society, 85, 401-404.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2004), “Head Start and School-to-Work Program Participation,”

Journal of Poverty, 8(2), 25-42.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2004), “The Impact of Intergenerational Head Start Participation

on Success Measures among Adolescent Children,” Journal of Economic and Family

Issues, 25, 199-223.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2004), “Women Who Die Young: The Cumulative Disadvantage

of Race,” Affilia, 19(1), 10-23.

Trent, C., Caputo, Richard K., & Baker, C., (2004), “Poverty as a social problem: A call

for action.” In Robert Perrucci, Kathleen Ferraro, JoAnn Miller, & Paula C. Rodriguez

Rust (eds.), Agenda for social justice: Solutions, 2004 (pp. 17-21). Knoxville, TN: The

University of Tennessee, Society for the Study of Social Problems. Available on-line at

http://www.sssp1.org/

Auerbach, C., La Porte, H.H., & Caputo, Richard K. (2004), “Statistical Methods for the

Estimates of Interrater Reliability.” In A. Roberts & K. Yager (Eds.), Desk Reference of

Evidence-Based Research in Health Care and Human Services (pp. 444-448). Oxford,

UK: Oxford University Press.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2003), “Early Education Experiences & School-to-Work Program

Participation,” Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 30(4), 141-156.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2003), “SES and Other Correlates of Health in a Youth Cohort:

Implications for Social Justice,” Journal of Poverty, 7(3), 85-112.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2003), “The Effects of Socioeconomic Status, Perceived

Discrimination and Mastery on Health Status in a Youth Cohort,” Social Work in Health

Care, 37(2), 17-42.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2003), “Head Start, Other Preschool Programs, & Life Success in

a Youth Cohort, Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 30(2), 105-126.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2003), “Assets and Economic Mobility in a Youth Cohort, 1985–

1997,” Families in Society, 84(1), 51-62.

*Dolinsky, Arthur L., & Caputo, Richard K. (2003), “Health and Female Self-

employment,” Journal of Small Business Management, 41, 233-241.

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* Caputo, Richard K. (2002), “Correlates of Mortality in a U.S. Cohort of Youth, 1980-

1998: Implications for Social Justice,” Social Justice Research, 15, 271-293.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2002), “Race, Region, and the Intergenerational Transmission of

Grandmother-Grandchild Co-Residency,” Race, Gender & Class, 9(3), 61-75.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2002), “Social Justice, the Ethics of Care, and Market

Economies,” Families in Society, 83, 355-364.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2002), Guest editorial: “Social Justice: Whither Social Work and

Social Welfare?” Families in Society, 83, 341-342.

*Richard K. Caputo (2002), “Discrimination and Human Capital: A Challenge to

Economic Theory and Social Justice,” Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 29(2),

105-124.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2002), “Adult Daughters as Parental Caregivers: Rational Actors

vs. Rational Agents,” Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 23, 27-50.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2001), “Economic Mobility in a Youth Cohort, 1979-1997,”

Journal of Poverty, 5(3), 39-63.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2001), “Depression and Health among Grandmothers Co-residing

with Grandchildren in Two Cohorts of Women,” Families in Society, 82, 473-483.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2001), “Grandparents and Co-resident Grandchildren in a Youth

Cohort,” Journal of Family Issues, 22, 541-556.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2001), “Understanding Grandmother and Grandchild Co-

residency: A Policy Wonk’s Intellectual Odyssey with Thoughts About Research and

Advocacy,” Reflections, 7(2), 52-62.

* Caputo, Richard K. & Cianni, M. (2001), “Correlates of Voluntary vs. Involuntary Part-

time Employment among U.S. Women,” Gender, Work and Organization, 8, 311-325.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2001), “The Intergenerational Transmission of Grandmother-

Grandchild Coresidency,” Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 28(1), 79-86.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2000), “Race and Marital History as Correlates of Women’s

Access to Family-Friendly Employee Benefits,” Journal of Family and Economic Issues,

21, 365-385.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2000), “Multiculturalism and Social Justice in the United States:

An Attempt to Reconcile the Irreconcilable within a Pragmatic Liberal Framework,”

Race, Gender & Class, 7(4), 161-182.

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* Caputo, Richard K. (2000), “Second-Generation Parenthood: A Panel Study of

Grandmother and Grandchild Coresidency among Low-Income Families, 1967-1992,”

Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 27(3), 3-20.

* Caputo, Richard K. (2000), “The Availability of Traditional and Family-Friendly

Employee Benefits among a Cohort of Young Women, 1968-1995,” Families in Society,

81, 422-436.

Caputo, Richard K. (2000), “Trends and Correlates of Coresidency among Black and

White Grandmothers and Their Grandchildren: A Panel Study, 1967-1992.” In B. Hayslip

and R.S. Goldberg-Glen (Eds.), Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: Theoretical,

Empirical, and Clinical Perspectives (pp. 351-367). New York: Springer Publishing

Company.

Caputo, Richard K. (2000), “Employment,” in Pamela Roberts (Ed.), Aging, 1 (2 vols.

Pasadena, CA: Salem Press, 234-243.

Caputo, Richard K. (2000), “Social Security,” in Pamela Roberts (Ed.), Aging, 2 (2 vols.

Pasadena, CA: Salem Press, 702-707.

Caputo, Richard K. (2000), “Entitlement Programs,” in Carl L. Bankston III (Ed.), Racial

and Ethnic Relations in America, 1 (3 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press), 372-374.

Caputo, Richard K. (2000), “Welfare’s Impact on Racial/Ethnic Relations,” in Carl L.

Bankston III (Ed.), Racial and Ethnic Relations in America, 3 (3 vols. Pasadena, CA:

Salem Press), 1035-1037.

Dolinsky, Arthur L., & Caputo, Richard K. (2000), “A Longitudinal Study of the Health

Consequences of Female Self-employment, Abstract” 2000 Proceedings, Volume 1, 399-

401. 31st Annual Meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute, Orlando, FL., November 18-

21.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1999), “Age-Condensed and Age-Gapped Families: Coresidency

with Elderly Parents and Relatives in a Mature Women’s Cohort, 1967-1995,” Marriage

and Family Review, 29(1), 77-95.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1999), “Grandmothers and Coresident Grandchildren,” Families in

Society, 80, 120-126.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1999), “Becoming Poor & Using Public Assistance,” Journal of

Poverty, 3(1), 1-23.

Caputo, Richard K. (1999), “Welfare State,” in Carl Singleton (Ed.), The Sixties in

America, 3 (3 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press), 778-781.

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Caputo, Richard K. (1999), “Civil Rights Act of 1964,” in John C. Super (Ed.),

Encyclopedia of North American History, 2 (11 vols. Tarrytown, NY: Marshall Cavendish

Corp.), 266-268.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1998), “Discrimination and Pension Income Among Aging

Women,” Journal of Aging & Social Policy, 10(2), 67-83.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1998) “Head Start, Poor Children, and Their Families,” Journal of

Poverty, 2(2), 1-22.

* Caputo, Richard K., & Dolinsky, Arthur L. (1998), “Determinants of Health Care

Coverage Among Afro- and Anglo-American Women,” International Association of

Management Journal, 10(2), 33-40.

* Caputo, Richard K., & Dolinsky, Arthur L. (1998), “Women’s Choice to Pursue Self-

employment,” Journal of Small Business Management, 36(3), 8-17.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1998), “Economic Well-being in a Youth Cohort,” Families in

Society, 79, 83-92.

Caputo, Richard K. (1998), “Social Security,” in Carl L. Bankston (Ed.), Encyclopedia of

family life, 4 (5 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press), 1239-1243.

Caputo, Richard K. (1998), “Civil Rights Act of 1991,” in David Bradley & Shelly Fisher

Fishkin (Eds.), The encyclopedia of civil rights in America, 1 (3 vols. Armonk, NY: Sharpe

Reference, an imprint of M.E. Sharpe), 211-212.

Caputo, Richard K. (1998), “Civil Rights Act of 1968,” in David Bradley & Shelly Fisher

Fishkin (Eds.), The encyclopedia of civil rights in America, 1 (3 vols. Armonk, NY: Sharpe

Reference, an imprint of M.E. Sharpe), 210-211.

Caputo, Richard K. (1998), “Civil Rights Act of 1964,” in David Bradley & Shelly Fisher

Fishkin (Eds.), The encyclopedia of civil rights in America, 1 (3 vols. Armonk, NY: Sharpe

Reference, an imprint of M.E. Sharpe), 207-210.

Caputo, Richard K. (1998), “Civil Rights Act of 1960,” in David Bradley & Shelly Fisher

Fishkin, (Eds.), The encyclopedia of civil rights in America, 1 (3 vols. Armonk, NY: Sharpe

Reference, an imprint of M.E. Sharpe), 207.

Caputo, Richard K. (1998), “Civil Rights Act of 1957,” in David Bradley & Shelly Fisher

Fishkin, (Eds.), The encyclopedia of civil rights in America, 1 (3 vols. Armonk, NY: Sharpe

Reference, an imprint of M.E. Sharpe), 206-207.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “Escaping Poverty & Becoming Self-sufficient,” Journal of

Sociology & Social Welfare, 24, 3(September), 5-23.

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* Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “Psychological, Attitudinal, & Socio-Demographic

Correlates of Economic Well-being of Mature Women,” Journal of Women & Aging, 9,

4(Winter), 37-53.

* Caputo, Richard K., & Cianni, M. (1997), “Final Word: Response to Adams,” Human

Resource Development Quarterly, 8,3(Fall), 225-228.

* Caputo, Richard K., & Cianni, M. (1997), “Job Training Experiences of Black and

White Women, 1970-1991,” Human Resource Development Quarterly, 8,3(Fall), 197-

217.

*Dolinsky, Arthur L., & Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “Psychological and Demographic

Characteristics as Determinants of Women’s Health Insurance Coverage,” The Journal of

Consumer Affairs, 31,2(Winter), 218-237.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “Women as Volunteers and Activists,” Nonprofit and

Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 26, 156-174.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “Family Poverty & Public Dependency,” Families in

Society, 78, 13-25.

Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “Welfare Reform: An Historical Overview,” Perspectives on

Law and the Public Interest [Richmond Journal of Law and the Public Interest], 1(2),

17p., http://scholarship.richmond.edu/jolpi/vol1/iss2/

Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “Employment of Women,” in Margaret McFadden, (Ed.),

Ready reference, women’s issues, 1 (3 vols. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Salem Press, Inc.),

263-270.

Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “Federal Assistance Programs and Women,” in Margaret

McFadden, (Ed.), Ready reference, women’s issues, 2 (3 vols. Englewood Cliffs, NJ:

Salem Press, Inc.), 315-317.

Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “1988, Family Support Act,” in Frank N. Magill, (Ed.), Great

events from history: North American series, 4 (Revised edition; 4 vols. Englewood Cliffs,

NJ: Salem Press, Inc.), 1236-1237.

Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “1963, Equal Pay Act,” in Frank N. Magill, (Ed.), Great

events from history: North American series, 4 (Revised edition; 4 vols. Englewood Cliffs,

NJ: Salem Press, Inc.), 1065-1066.

Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “1921, Sheppard-Towner Act,” in Frank N. Magill, (Ed.),

Great events from history: North American series, 4 (Revised edition; 4 vols. Englewood

Cliffs, NJ: Salem Press, Inc.), 814-816.

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Dolinsky, Arthur L., & Caputo, Richard K. (1997), “A Longitudinal Study of Women’s

Health Care Insurance Coverage,” in Sarah Barbor, (Ed.), 1997 Proceedings Human

Resource Management Division, 15,1, 78-86. 15th Annual International Association of

Management, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 6-9 August.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1996), “The Receipt of Child Support & Working Single Women,”

Families in Society, 77, 615-625.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1996), “The Effects of Race and Marital Status on Child Support

and Work Effort,” Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 23(3), 51-68.

Caputo, Richard K. (1996), “Unemployment Insurance, Worker’s Compensation, Job

Security,” in George Thomas Kurian & Graham T.T. Molitor, (Eds.), Encyclopedia of the

Future, 2 (2 vols. New York: Simon & Schuster Macmillan), 949-951.

Caputo, Richard K. (1996). [Review of the book Rebuilding the city: A history of

neighborhood initiatives to address poverty in the United States]. Journal of Community

Practice, 3, 107-109.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1995), “Income Inequality and Family Poverty,” Families in

Society, 76, 604-615.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1995), “Gender and Race: Employment Opportunity and the

American Economy, 1969-1991,” Families in Society, 76, 239-247.

Caputo, Richard K. (1995), “Family and Politics in the United States,” in Frank N.

Magill, (Ed.), Survey of social science: Government and politics series, 2 (5 vols.

Pasadena, CA: Salem Press), 649-655.

Caputo, Richard K. (1995), “Government Roles,” in Frank N. Magill, (Ed.), Survey of

social science: Government and politics series, 2 (5 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press),

778-784.

Caputo, Richard K. (1995), “The Social Security System,” in Frank N. Magill, (Ed.),

Survey of social science: Government and politics series, 5 (5 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem

Press), 1852-1857.

*Cnaan, R.A., Caputo, Richard K., & Shmueli, Yochi (1994), “Senior Faculty

Perceptions of Social Work Journals,” Journal of Social Work Education, 30, 185-199.

*Dolinsky, Arhtur L., Caputo, Richard K., & Pasumarty, Kishore (1994), “Long-Term

Entrepreneurship Patterns: A National Study of Black and White Female Entry and

Stayer Status Differences,” Journal of Small Business Management, 32,1(January), 18-

26.

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Caputo, Richard K. (1994), “Anti-Poverty Programs,” in Frank N. Magill, (Ed.), Survey

of social science: Sociology series, 1 (5 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press), 107-113.

Caputo, Richard K. (1994), “Poverty: Analysis and Overview,” in Frank N. Magill, (Ed.),

Survey of social science: Sociology series, 4 (5 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press), 1453-

1459.

Caputo, Richard K. (1994), “The Poverty Line and Counting the Poor,” in Frank N.

Magill, (Ed.), Survey of Social science: Sociology series, 1 (5 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem

Press), 1478-1483.

Caputo, Richard K. (1994), “Unemployment and Poverty,” in Frank N. Magill, (Ed.),

Survey of social science: Sociology series, 5 (5 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press), 2083-

2089.

Caputo, Richard K. (1994), “Welfare and Workfare,” in Frank N. Magill, (Ed.), Survey of

Social science: Sociology series, 5 (5 vols. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press), 2172-2178.

Caputo, Richard K. (1994). [Review of the books Homeless children and youth: A new

American dilemma and Runaway and homeless youth: Strengthening services to families

and children]. Families in Society, 75, 252-255.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1993), “Family Poverty, Unemployment Rates, and AFDC

Payments: Trends among Blacks and Whites,” Families in Society, 74, 515-526.

*Dolinsky, Arthur L., Caputo, Richard K., Pasumarty, K.,& Quazi, H. (1993), “The

Effects of Education on Business Ownership: A Longitudinal Study of Women,”

Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 18,1(Fall), 43-53.

Taylor, J., Austin, M.J., & Caputo, Richard K. (1992), “Managing Mergers of Human

Service Agencies: People, Programs, and Procedures,” Child Welfare, 71(1), 37-52.

Caputo, Richard K. (1992). [Review of the book Homelessness and affluence: Structure

and paradox in the American political economy]. Families in Society, 73, 183-184

* Caputo, Richard K. (1991), “Managing Information Systems: An Ethical Framework

and Information Needs Matrix,” Administration in Social Work, 15(4), 53-64.

* Caputo, Richard K. & Dolinsky, Arthur L. (1991), “HMO Viability and the

Economically Disadvantaged,” Journal of Health & Social Policy, 3(1), 1-18.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1991), “Patterns of Work and Poverty: Exploratory Profiles of

Working Poor Households,” Families in Society, 72, 451-460.

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*Dolinsky, Arthur L., & Caputo, Richard K. (1991), “An Assessment of Employers’

Experiences with HMOs: Factors That Make a Difference,” Health Care Management

Review, 16(1), 25-31.

*Dolinsky, Arthur L., & Caputo, Richard K. (1991), “Adding a Competitive Dimension

to Importance-Performance Analysis: An Application to Traditional Health Care

Systems,” Health Marketing Quarterly, 8(3/4), 61-79.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1991), “Doctoral Level Research: Issues and Resolutions in

Curriculum Development,” Arete, 16,1(Summer), 39-50.

Caputo, Richard K. (1991), “Police Classification of Domestic Violence Calls: An

Assessment of Program Impact,” in Dean D. Knudsen and JoAnn Miller, (Eds.), Abused

and Battered: Social and Legal Responses to Domestic Violence (New York: Aldine de

Gruyter), 147-151.

Caputo, Richard K. (1991). [Review of the book Knowledge and public policy: The

search for meaningful indicators]. Administration in Social Work, 15, 150-152.

*Dolinsky, Arthur L., & Caputo, Richard K. (1990), “The Role of Health Care Attributes

and Demographic Characteristics in the Determination of Health Care Satisfaction,”

Journal of Health Care Marketing, 10,4(December). 31-39.

* Caputo, Richard K., & Cnaan, R. (1990), “Information Technology Availability in

Schools of Social Work,” Journal of Social Work Education, 26(2), 187-198.

*Dolinsky, Arthur L., & Caputo, Richard K. (1990), “Intentions to Join HMOs: Perceived

Relative Performance versus Satisfaction / Dissatisfaction,” Journal of Hospital

Marketing, 4(2), 135-148.

*Dolinsky, Arthur L., & Caputo, Richard K. (1990), “Determinants of Health Care

Satisfaction: A National Study of HMO and Fee-for-Service Consumers,” Health

Marketing Quarterly, 8(1/2), 31-43.

Caputo, Richard K. (1990). [Review of the book Information and Referral Networks:

Doorways to Human Services]. Families in Society, 71, 315, 317.

Caputo, Richard K. (1990). Review of the books Creating the Welfare State: The

Political Economy of Twentieth-Century Reform and Mothers Alone: Strategies for a

Time of Change]. Families in Society, 71, 124-126.

Caputo, Richard K. (1990). Review of the book Justifying state welfare: The new right

versus the old left]. Administration in Social Work, 14, 171-174.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1989), “Integrating Values and Norms in the Evaluation of Social

Policy,” Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 3(2), 115-131.

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*Dolinsky, Arthur L., Caputo, Richard K., & O’Kane, Patrick (1989), “Competing

Effects of Culture and Situation on Welfare Receipt,” Social Service Review, 63, 359-

371.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1989), “Implications of Information Systems for the Distribution

of Authority and Decision Making in Human Service Organizations,” Computers in

Human Services, 4(3/4), 221-231. Also appears in Walter LaMendola, Bryan

Glastonbury, & Stuart Toole, (Eds.), A Casebook of Computer Applications in the Social

and Human Services (New York: The Haworth Press).

* Caputo, Richard K. (1989), “Limits of Welfare Reform,” Social Casework, 70, 85-95.

Caputo, Richard K. (1989). [Review of the book Computerizing Tour Agency’s

Information System]. Journal of Social Work Education, 25, 291-292.

Caputo, Richard K. (1989) Review of the book Families in distress: Public, private and

civic responses]. Administration in Social Work, 13, 143-146.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1988), “The Tao of Evaluation: Deriving Good from Flawed

Methodology,” Administration in Social Work, 12(Fall), 61-70.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1988), “Managing Domestic Violence in Two Urban Police

Districts,” Social Casework, 69, 498-504.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1988), “Police Response to Domestic Violence,” Social Casework,

69, 81-87.

Caputo, Richard K. (1988). Review of the book The state of families, 2: Work and

family]. Social Casework, 69, 465-466.

* Caputo, Richard K. & Moynihan, Francis M. (1986), “Family Options: A

Practice/Research Model in the Area of Family Violence,” Social Casework, 67, 460-

465.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1986), “The Role of Information Systems in Evaluation Research,”

Administration in Social Work, 10 (Spring), 67-77.

* Caputo, Richard K. (1985), “The Role of Research in the Family Service Agency,”

Social Casework, 66, 205-212.

Gruber, Murray, L., Meenaghan, T., & Caputo, Richard K. (1984), “Information

Management,” in Felice Perlmutter, (Ed.), Human services at risk: Administrative

strategies for survival (pp. 127-146). Lexington, MA: Lexington Books.

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Caputo, Richard K. (1975), “Identity of the Human Service Worker: Problems and

Implications for the State of Arizona,” Journal of Mental Health Technology, 3(1), 45-56.

Bennett, Constance & Caputo, Richard K. (1974), “A Short-Term Treatment Program for

Patients Who Benefit From a Short Stay,” Journal of Mental Health Technology, 2(2), 8-

14.

Caputo, Richard K. (1974), “Good Cop - Bad Cop: An Eclectic Approach to Multiple

Therapy,” Journal of Mental Health Technology, 2(1), 5-11.

Caputo, Richard K. (1973), “The Problem of the Problem-Oriented Record,” Journal of

Mental Health Technology, 1(4), 7-10.

AREAS OF INTEREST

Social welfare policy formation and analysis, particularly in regard to the working

poor, family and child welfare, and employment and labor market conditions; the history

and philosophy of social welfare; social change (particularly issues of race and gender),

the development of the profession of social work; conceptual frameworks for social

welfare; institutional responses to people in need, particularly in regard to the role of

government; administration and organization of social welfare services; research

methods; the philosophy of science.

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS

May 18th-20th, 2018 “The Politics of Basic Income,” Presentation at the New

Directions in Basic Income workshop, Poverty Solutions at

the University of Michigan, Gerald R. Ford School of

Public Policy, Ann Arbor, MI

Sept 16th-17th, 2014 “Aging Populations - A look beyond Europe: Responses to

demographic change in the United States, Paper

Presentation at the Joint Tripartite Conference,

“Employment for the Future: How should the Baltic Sea

Region respond to ageing workforces?, The Baltic Sea

Labour Forum and the partners of the project “Best Agers

Lighthouses,” Riga, Latvia

June 4th, 2014 “Writing for Publication,” Barry University, School of

Social Work, Workshop. Miami Shores, FL

Aug 9th-11th, 2013 “Student Loan Debt: A Panel Study, 2004-2010,” Annual

Meeting, Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP),

New York, NY

March 7th-9th, 2013 “Basic Income Guarantee and Politics,” North American

Basic Income Guarantee (NABIG), New York, NY

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May 5th-7th, 2012 “Debt and Poverty Status: A Panel Study, 1985-2008,” 6th

Annual International Conference on Sociology, Athens

Institute for Education & Research, Athens, Greece

Aug. 20th -23rd, 2011 “Patterns and predictors of debt: A panel study, 1985-

2008,” Annual Meeting, American Sociological

Association, Las Vegas, NV

Aug. 19th-21st, 2011 “A panel study of debt: 1985-2008,” Annual Meeting,

Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), Las

Vegas, NV

March 7th-9th, 2011 “An Educational and Training Outcome Panel Study in the

U.S.: NLSY97,” INTED 2011, International Technology,

Education, and Development Conference, Valencia, Spain

Aug. 14th-17th, 2010 “Awareness of and Participation in the Earned Income Tax

Credit (EITC) Program,” American Sociological

Association (ASA), Atlanta, GA

Aug. 13th-15th, 2010 “Awareness of and Participation in the Earned Income Tax

Credit (EITC) Program,” Annual Meeting, Society for the

Study of Social Problems (SSSP), Atlanta, GA

Aug. 8th-11th, 2009 “Earned Income Tax Credit Use among EITC-eligible Tax-

filing Families,” American Sociological Association (ASA),

San Francisco, CA

Aug. 7th-9th, 2009 “Patterns of Earned Income Tax Credit Use among EITC-

eligible Tax-filing Families, 1999-2005,” Annual Meeting,

Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), San

Francisco, CA

Feb 27th- Mar 1st, 2009 “Commentary on the book The failed welfare revolution:

America’s struggle over guaranteed income policy. Eighth

Congress of the U.S. Basic Income Guarantee (USBIG)

Network / Annual Meeting of the Eastern Economics

Association (EEA). New York, NY

October 9th, 2008 “Use of Theory,” University of Chicago School of Social

Service Administration (SSA) Centennial Doctoral Theory

& Teaching Workshop, Chicago, IL

Aug. 1st-4th, 2008 “Marital Status and Other Correlates of Personal

Bankruptcy, 1986-2004,” 103rd Annual Meetings, American

Sociological Association, Session on Sociology of the

Family, Boston, MA

Jul 31st-Aug. 2nd, 2008 “EITC & TANF Participation among Young Adult Low-

Income Families,” Annual Meeting, Society for the Study

of Social Problems (SSSP), Boston, MA

June 20th-21st, 2008 “The Way Forward - the political dimension,” 12th Basic

Income Earth Network Congress (BIEN), 20-21

June 2008, Dublin, Ireland

April 4th, 2008 “EITC & TANF Participation among Young Adult Low-

Income Families,” Spring 2008 Symposium, Northwestern

University Journal of Law and Social Policy, Chicago, IL

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Sept. 16th-20th, 2007 “The Unconditional Basic Income Guarantee: Efforts to

Date around the Globe,” 2007 Conference of the Human

Development and Capability Association (HDCA): Ideas

Changing History, The New School, New York, NY

Aug. 11th-14th, 2007 “Working and Poor: A Panel Study of Maturing Adults in

the US,” 102nd Annual Meetings, American Sociological

Association, Poverty Session, New York, NY

Aug. 10th-12th, 2007 “Development: Policy & Theory,” Annual Meeting, Society

for the Study of Social Problems, Sociology and Social

Welfare Session, Social Welfare Theory for Today’s World,

New York, NY

July 16th-20th, 2007 “Development: Policy & Theory,” 15th International

Consortium for Social Development (ICDS) Symposium,

Hong Kong, China

May 30th-June 2nd, 2007 “Religiosity and Relationship Quality as Correlates of

Living Arrangements Among Unmarried First-time

Mothers One Year After Childbirth,” Hawaii International

Conference on Social Science, Honolulu, HI

May 6th-8th, 2007 “Women and Poverty,” 50th Anniversary, WSSW, Yeshiva

University, New York, NY

May 6th-8th, 2007 “Religiosity, Relationship Quality, & Living Arrangements

of Unmarried First-time Mothers One Year after

Childbirth,” 50th Anniversary, WSSW, Yeshiva University,

New York, NY

Feb. 23rd-25th, 2007 “The Death Knoll of BIG or BIG by Stealth,” Sixth

Congress of the U.S. Basic Income Guarantee Network,

New York, NY

Feb. 2nd-4th, 2007 “The Politics of Infusion,” with Drs. Joanna Mellor &

Susan Mason, Curriculum Development Initiative (CDI),

Gero-Ed Forum, Charleston, SC

Jan. 11th-14th, 2007 “Sex at an Early Age: A Multi-system Perspective,”

Eleventh Annual Conference, Society for Social Work and

Research (SSWR), San Francisco, CA

Dec. 6th, 2006 “Achieving a Basic Income Guarantee: Efforts-to Date

Around the World,” Research Night, The Rabbi Arthur

Schneier Center for International Affairs, Yeshiva

University, Beren Campus, New York, NY

Nov. 10th, 2006 “The Role of Religiosity and Relationship Quality on

Living Arrangements Among Unmarried First-time

Mothers One Year After Childbirth,” 18th Annual

Conference on Behavioral Research, Society for the

Psychological Study of Social Issues – NYC (SPSSI-NYC),

St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY

Nov. 2nd-4th, 2006 “Standing Polanyi on His Head: The Basic Income

Guarantee as a Response to the Commodification of

Labor,” Eleventh Basic Income Earth Network (BIEN) /

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Basic Income Guarantee (BIG) Congress, Cape Town,

South Africa

Aug. 28th-Sept. 2nd, 2006 “Unconditional Basic Income Schemes That Skirt Poverty:

Eclipse of the Welfare State?,” International Association of

Schools of Social Work, Global Social Work 2006

Conference, Santiago, Chile

Aug. 11th – 14th, 2006 “Religiosity, Relationship Quality, & Other Determinants

of Living Arrangements among Cohabitating and Other

Unmarried First-time Mothers One Year after Childbirth,”

Annual Meeting, American Sociological Association,

Montreal, Canada.

Aug. 10th – 12th, 2006 “Social Theory and Social Problems with Social Justice in

Mind,” Annual Meeting, Society for the Study of Social

Problems (SSSP), Social Problems Theory Section,

Montreal, Canada

July 30th-Aug. 3rd, 2006 “The Unconditional Basic Income Guarantee: Two

Schemes That Skirt Poverty & Portend to Eclipse the

Welfare State,” International Federation of Social Workers,

Social Work 2006 Congress, Munich, Germany

June 28th – July 1st, 2006 “Social Theory & Its Relation to Social Problems,” 2006

Annual Conference Social Justice in Practice, Association

for Legal and Social Philosophy (ALSP), University

College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

June 16th – 19th, 2006 “Federal Taxation of Individual Capital & Labor Income in

the United States, 1978-2003,” 2006 VCU Policy

Conference, Washington, DC

June 15th, 2006 “Women and Poverty,” Harlem Directors Group HIV/AIDS

Services Meeting, New York, NY

March 16th – 19th, 2006 “Cultural Scripts for Caregiving,” the 2006 Joint

Conference of The National Council on the Aging and the

American Society on Aging, Cultural and Ethnic Diversity

Track, Lecture, Mini-Workshop Format, with Roberta

Satow, Anaheim, CA

Feb 16th – 19th, 2006 “Theorizing & Researching Social Justice: A Doctoral-

Level Course Description,” the 2006 Annual Program

Meeting, Council on Social Work Education and its Council

on Conferences and Faculty Development, Chicago, IL

Dec 4th – 6th, 2005 “The GED as a Signifier of Mid-Life Health & Economic

Well-Being,” Second International Conference on Social

Science Research, Orlando, FL

Nov 16th – 19th, 2005 “Physical and Mental Effects of Caregiving by

Race/Ethnicity,” the 2005 National Conference on Family

Relations Annual Conference, Family & Health Section,

Poster Presentation with Roberta Satow, Phoenix, AZ

October 13th – 16th, 2005 “Meeting Needs vs. Universal Income Distribution

Schemes:

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The Eclipse of Social Welfare Policy?” Tenth International

Karl Polanyi Conference, Social Policy Forum, Bogazici

University, Istanbul, Turkey

August 13th – 16th, 2005 “The GED as a Signifier of Later Life Health & Economic

Well-Being,” 100th Annual Meeting of the American

Sociological Association, Section on Aging and the Life

Course, Refereed Roundtables and Research Groups,

Philadelphia, PA

August 12th – 14th, 2005 “Taxable Income from Dividends, Capital Gains, and

Wages and Salaries: Taxation and Social Justice in the US,

1978-2002,” Annual Meeting, Society for the Study of

Social Problems (SSSP), Panel on Class Dynamics of Tax

and Welfare Policy, Philadelphia, PA

March 17th – 20th, 2005 “The Role of Faith and Religion in Caregiving,” Eastern

Sociological Society, 75th Annual Meeting, Washington,

DC, with Roberta Satow, Dept. of Sociology, Brooklyn

College

March 10th – 12th, 2005 “Eclipsing the Welfare State? Meeting Needs vs. Universal

Income Distribution Schemes,” Social Justice in a

Changing World Conference, Graduate School of Social

Sciences (GSSS), Bremen, Germany

March 10th – 12th, 2005 “Taxation and Social Justice in the U.S.: Taxable Income

from Dividends, Capital Gains, and Wages & Salaries,

1978-2002,” Social Justice in a Changing World

Conference, Graduate School of Social Sciences (GSSS),

Bremen, Germany

March 4th – 6th, 2005 “A Middle Ground Between Job and Income Guarantees,”

A Panel Discussion with Pavlina Tcherneva, L. Randall

Wray, Malcolm Sawyer, Michael Howard, Gertrude

Goldberg & Phil Harvey as Moderator, 2005 US Basic

Income Guarantee (USBIG) Congress, New York, NY

Feb 26th – Mar 1st, 2005 “Early Family Structure & Women’s Later Years’

Earnings,” 3rd Annual National Gerontological Social Work

Conference, Poster Session with Susan Mason, New York,

NY

Feb 24th – 27th, 2005 “Integrating Gerontological Content in Social Work

Curricular,” Association for Gerontology in Higher

Education, A Panel Presentation with Joanna Mellor, Susan

Bendor, & Rozetta Wilmore-Schaeffer, Oklahoma City, OK

Nov 19th – 23rd, 2004 “Increased Wealth and Income as Correlates of Self-

reported Retirement Decision,” The Gerontological Society

of America, 57th Annual Scientific Meeting,, SRPP Session,

Washington, DC

Sept 19th – 20th, 2004 “Equalization of Meeting Needs vs. Equalization of Income

Distribution: Reconsiderations of Basic Income &

Economic Justice in Light of Van Parijs and Zucker,” 10th

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Basic Income European Network Congress, Barcelona,

Spain

August 14th – 17th, 2004 “Parent Religiosity, Family Processes, & Adolescent

Behavior,” American Sociological Association, 2004

Meetings, Section on Sociology of Religion Roundtables,

San Francisco, CA.

August 13th – 15th, 2004 “Poverty Reduction vs. Reducing Income Inequality:

Framing Distributive Justice in Light of Van Parijs and

Zucker,” Annual Meeting, Society for the Study of Social

Problems, Thematic Session on Social Change, San

Francisco, CA.

June 30th -July 3rd, 2004 “Reconsidering Distributive Justice in Light of Van Parijs

and Zucker: Whatever Happened to Reducing Poverty?”

10th International Society for Justice Research, Social

Justice Conference 2004, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

February 19th-22nd, 2004 “Redistributive Schemes that Skirt Poverty: Reconsidering

Economic Justice in Light of Parijs and Zucker,” Third

United States Basic Income Guarantee (USBIG) Congress /

Eastern Economic Association, Washington, DC.

11/03 Convener, “The Impact of Aging on Families in the U.S.”

The Gerontological Society of America, 56th Annual

Scientific Meeting, SRPP Session, San Diego, CA.

08/03 “Effects of Poverty, Perceived Discrimination, & Mastery

on the Health Status of US Adults 40-41 Years of Age,”

American Sociological Association, 2003 Meetings,

Regular Session – Poverty, Atlanta, GA.

08/03 “Head Start & School-to-Work Program Participation,”

American Sociological Association, 2003 Meetings,

Referred Roundtable – Section on Sociology of Education,

Atlanta, GA.

01/03 “Statistical Methods for the Estimates of Interrater

Reliability in Social Work Research: Do We Do it Right?”

paper presentation with Charles Auerbach and Heidi

LaPorte,” and “The Influence of Early Family Structure on

Future Earnings,” poster session with Susan Mason,

Seventh Annual Conference of the Society for Social Work

and Research, Washington, DC.

11/02 “Inheritance and Intergenerational Transmission of Parental

Care.” The Gerontological Society of America, 55th Annual

Scientific Meeting, SRPP Session, Boston, MA.

10/02 “Life After Head Start: How Adolescent Children and Their

Families Fare,” Southern University at New Orleans, Race,

Gender, & Class Project, Fourth Annual Conference, New

Orleans, LA.

08/02 ”SES and Other Correlates of Health in a Youth Cohort:

Implications for Social Justice,” American Sociological

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Association, 2002 Meetings, Roundtable on Physical and

Mental Health: Effects of Race and SES, Chicago, IL.

03/02 “FAP Flops: Lessons Learned from the Failure to Pass the

Family Assistance Plan in 1970 and 1972,” The First

Congress of the U.S. Basic Income Guarantee Network:

Fundamental Insecurity or Basic Income Guarantee, New

York, NY.

02/02 “Working Women, Parental Care, and Family Assets: Self-

interest vs. Altruism,” Persons, Processes and Places:

Research on Families, Workplaces and Communities, A

research conference sponsored by the Business and

Professional Women’s Foundation, the Center for Families

at Purdue University, and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation,

San Francisco, CA.

01/02 “Discrimination and Human Capital: A Challenge to

Economic Theory and Social Justice,” Society for Social

Work and Research, Sixth Annual Conference, San Diego,

CA.

11/01 “Inheritance and Parental Caregiving,” The Gerontological

Society of America, 54th Annual Scientific Meeting, Social

Research, Policy, & Practice Session, Chicago, IL.

10/01 “Discrimination and Human Capital: A Challenge to

Economic Theory and Social Justice,” Southern University

at New Orleans, Race, Gender, & Class Project, Third

Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA.

08/01 “Adult Daughters as Parental Caregivers: Rational Actors

vs. Rational Agents,” American Sociological Association,

2001 Meetings, Testing Rational Choice Theory Session,

Anaheim, CA.

08/01 “Assets and Economic Mobility in a Youth Cohort, 1985-

1997,” The Society for the Study of Social Problems, 51st

Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA.

11/00 “Depression, Health, and Work among Grandmothers

Coresiding with Grandchildren in Two Cohorts of

Women,” 53rd Annual Scientific Meeting, The

Gerontological Society of America, Washington, DC.

11/00 “A Longitudinal Study of the Health Consequences of

Female Self-employment, Abstract” co-presented with

Arthur L. Dolinsky, 31st Annual Meeting of the Decision

Sciences Institute, Orlando, FL.

10/00 “Race, Region, and the Intergenerational Transmission of

Grandmother-Grandchild Co-residency,” Southern

University at New Orleans, Race, Gender, & Class Project,

Second Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA.

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08/00 “Second-Time-Around Parenthood: Grandmothers Residing

with Grandchildren in Two Cohorts of Women, 1967-

1995,” American Sociological Association, 2000 Meetings,

Aging and the Life Course Section Refereed Roundtables,

Washington, DC.

03/00 “Race and Marital History as Correlates of Women’s

Access to Family-Friendly Employee Benefits,” Work and

Family: Expanding the Horizons Conference, San

Francisco, CA. Sponsored by the Business and Professional

Women’s Foundation, the U of C Berkeley Center for

Working Families, and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

01/00 “Grandmother & Grandchild Coresidency,” 4th Annual

Conference of the Society for Social Work and Research,

Poster Presentation, Charleston, SC.

11/99 “Low Income Coresident Grandmothers and Grandchildren:

Policy Implications,” 52nd Annual Scientific Meeting, The

Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, CA.

10/99 “Correlates of Employer-Provided Benefits Among a

Cohort of Young Women, 1968-1995,” Southern University

at New Orleans, Race, Gender, & Class Project, First

Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA.

08/99 “Trends and Correlates of Coresidency among Black and

White Grandmothers and Their Grandchildren: A Panel

Study, 1967-1992,” American Sociological Association,

1999 Meetings, Family Section Refereed Roundtables,

Chicago, IL.

08/99 “Correlates of Voluntary vs. Involuntary Part-time

Employment Among Women,” co-presented with Mary

Cianni, 1999 Academy of Management Conference,

Finding Balance: Career, Life and Family Session, Chicago,

IL.

01/99 “Discrimination and Pension Income among Aging

Women,” Third Annual Conference of the Society for

Social Work and Research, Austin, TX.

11/98 “The Effects of Changes in Family Size, Work Effort, and

Social/Psychological Factors in Economic Well-being,”

Work and Family: Today’s Realities and Tomorrow’s

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Visions Conference, Wellesley College, Center for

Research on Women, Boston, MA.

08/98 “Economic Mobility in a Youth Cohort, 1979-1993,”

American Sociological Association, 1998 Meetings,

Poverty Session: Youth in Poverty, San Francisco, CA.

01/98 “Psychological, Attitudinal & Socio-Demographic

Correlates of Economic Well-being of Mature Women,”

Society for Social Work and Research, 1998 International

Conference on Research for Social Work Practice, North

Miami Beach, FL.

08/97 “A Longitudinal Study of Women’s Health Insurance

Coverage,” The Association of Management and The

International Association of Management, 15th Annual

International Conference, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

03/97 “Women, Rurality, & Poverty: Sociodemographic &

Attitudinal Predictors,” with Drs. Susan Gray & Jacqueline

Mondros, 43rd Annual Program Meeting, Council On

Social Work Education, Chicago, IL.

08/96 “Entering and Escaping Poverty and Dependence,”

American Sociological Association, 1996 Meetings,

Session III: The Welfare State, Social Policy and

Inequality, New York, NY.

08/96 “Family Poverty & Public Dependency,” The Society for

the Study of Social Problems, 1996 Annual Meetings, New

York, NY.

07/96 “Women in Rural Poverty: The Influence of

Sociodemographic and Attitudinal Factors,” with Dr. Susan

Gray, 21st Annual Meeting of the National Institute on

Social Work and Human Services in Rural Areas, Western

Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI.

08/95 “Child Support Receipt & Working Single Women: The

Influence of Situational and Attitudinal Factors,” The

Society for the Study of Social Problems, 1995 Annual

Meetings, Washington, DC.

04/95 “The Effects of Race, Marital Status, and Children on Child

Support and Work Effort: A Longitudinal Study of Young

Women, 1978-1991,” Advancing Knowledge for Human

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Services, A National Conference of Social Work

Researchers, Washington, DC.

08/94 “Income Inequality and Family Poverty: The Erosion of

Economic Justice in America,” America Sociological

Association, 1994 Annual Meetings, Los Angeles, CA.

08/94 “Gender & Race: Employment Opportunity in the

American Economy, 1969-1991,” The Society for the Study

of Social Problems, 1994 Annual Meetings, Los Angeles,

CA.

07/94 “Income Inequality and Family Poverty: Black and White

Comparisons, 1969-1991,” Global Welfare ‘94: The Fight

Against Poverty and Inequality on a World Level, the 26th

World Conference of the International Council On Social

Welfare (ICSW), Tampere, Finland.

02/94 “Welfare Reform: The Road Ahead,” COSSMHO’s Tenth

Biennial National Conference on Hispanic Health and

Human Services, Washington, DC.

08/93 “Economic Conditions, Public Policy, and Family Poverty:

Black and White Comparisons, 1973-1988,” Poverty, Class

and Inequality Division, Society for the Study of Social

Problems, Miami, FL.

09/92 “Welfare and freedom American Style II: The Role of the

Federal Government, 1941-1980,” Program to Assess and

Revitalize the Social Sciences (PARSS Seminar),

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.

08/91 “Duration of Work and Poverty: Explanatory Profiles of

Working Poor Households,” American Sociological

Association, 1991 Annual Meetings, Columbus, OH.

06/91 “Information Technology Availability in Schools of Social

Work,” with Dr. Ram Cnaan, Human Service Information

Technology Applications - 2 Conference 1991, Rutgers

University, New Brunswick, NJ.

04/91 “Duration of Work and Poverty Among Working Poor

Households Heads: Comparisons of Black and Whites by

Selected Characteristics,” The National Black Family

Summit 1991, The University of South Carolina, Columbia,

SC.

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08/90 “Integrating Values and Norms in the Evaluation of Social

Policy: A Conceptual Framework for Educators,” 25th

International Congress of Schools of Social Work, Lima,

Peru.

10/89 “Assessing the Merits of Information Technology Toward

Meeting Clients’ Needs,” Evaluation ‘89, American

Evaluation Association, San Francisco, CA.

01/89 “Police Classification of Domestic Violence Calls: An

Assessment of Program Impact,” Responses to Family

Violence: A Research Conference, Purdue University, West

Lafayette, IN.

11/88 “The Limits of Welfare Reform: Structural Changes, The

Working Poor, and The Hard To Employ” and “Information

Technology and Management in the Human Services,”

National Association of Social Workers Annual

Conference, Social Work ‘88 -- Choices and Challenges,

Philadelphia, PA.

10/88 “The Political Philosophers’ Stone: A Framework to

Integrate Norms and Techniques in the Evaluation of Social

Policy,” Evaluation ‘88, American Evaluation Association,

New Orleans, LA.

05/88 “Police and Social Service Agencies: Managing Domestic

Violence,” Violence in the Family Conference, Family

Service of Philadelphia, PA.

03/88 “MIS and Organizations: The Question of Location,”

Council On Social Work Education, 34th APM, Atlanta,

GA.

11/87 “Current Federal Welfare Reform Proposals: Their Pros and

Cons, Their Costs and Benefits,” American Jewish

Congress, Greater Philadelphia Council, Philadelphia, PA.

09/87 “Implications of Information Systems for the Distribution

of Authority and Decision Making in Human Service

Organizations,” First International Conference of Human

Service Information Technology Applications (HUSITA),

Birmingham, England.

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10/86 “The Tao of Evaluation: Reality and Methodology as

Counter-balancing Influences on Design,” Evaluation ‘86,

American Evaluation Association, Kansas City, MS.

09/86 “Developing Critical Management Indicators for Family

Service Agencies,” with Lawrence J. McKeon, 1986 Family

Service America Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference,

Milwaukee, WI.

08/86 “Domestic Violence and Police Response to Two Urban

Police Districts, part II,” with Conrad Kozak, 1986

American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, New

York, NY.

05/86 “Dueling Ideologies: Feminist and Traditional Responses to

Domestic Violence Legislation,” with Anne O’Brien

Stevens, 1986 NASW Conference on Women’s Issues,

Atlanta, GA.

05/86 “Computer Literacy in Social Work,” Invitational panel

with Marilyn Flynn and Gerald Bostwick, Great Lakes

Consortium for Computers in Social Work Education,

Spring Conference, Columbus, OH.

11/85 “Domestic Violence and Policy Response, 1985 NASW

Professional Symposium, Chicago, IL.

10/85 “Family Violence: A Practice/Research Model, Part II,”

Family Service America Biennial Conference, Indianapolis,

IN.

10/85 “Implementing Evaluation Research: A Case Study of

Contributions and Limitations,” Evaluation ‘85, A Joint

Meeting of the Canadian Evaluation Society, Evaluation

Network and Evaluation Research Society, Toronto,

Canada.

10/84 “Computers and Social Work: Is the Sky the Limit or Has

the Bottom Fallen Out,” Invitational panel with Joan

DeLeonardi, Charles, O’Rielly and Richard Calica, NASW

Illinois Chapter Third Biennial Symposium, Chicago, IL.

10/84 “The Role of Information Systems in Evaluation Research,”

Evaluation ‘84, The Joint Conference of the Evaluation

Network and Evaluation Research Society, San Francisco,

CA.

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11/83 “The Role of Research in the Family Service Agency,”

Family Service America Biennial Symposium, Detroit, MI.

02/76 “Profile of the human Service Worker in Arizona,” Arizona

Health Manpower Forum, Phoenix, AZ.

01/76 “The Problem of Identity of the Human Service Worker:

Implications for the State of Arizona,” Second Arizona

Conference on the Human Service Worker, Phoenix, AZ.

04/72 “John Broadus Watson and Behaviorism in America,”

History of Science Junto, Madison, WI.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

09/92 – 12/16 Member, Society for the Study of Social Problems

08/86 – 12/16 Member, American Sociological Association

04/94 – 12/16 International Council On Social Welfare, U.S. Committee

08/76 – 12/12 National Association of Social Workers

08/76 – 12/12 Member, Council On Social Work Education

03/03 – 12/12 Member, International Society for Justice Research

04/95 – 12/12 Charter Member, Society for Social Work Research

08/99 - 06/00 Academy of Management

08/76 - 12/96 Member, American Academy of Political and Social Science

01/86 - 12/96 Member, American Evaluation Association (merger of

Evaluation Network and Evaluation Research Society).

10/86 - 09/94 Member, American Academy for the Advancement of Science.

08/86 - 06/87 Delegate to the Delegate Assembly and the Chapter Board and

Member, District Program Committee, National Association of

Social Workers, Illinois Chapter.

10/84 - 06/87 Member, New York Academy of Sciences.

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09/84 - 12/85 Member, Evaluation Network

04/77 - 05/78 Chairman, Arizona Health Manpower Forum

02/76 - 04/77 Vice-Chairman, Arizona Health Manpower Forum.

09/74 - 09/76 President, Arizona Association of Human Services

06/74 - 09/76 Assistant Editor, Journal of Mental Health Technology

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EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARDS/COMMITTEES – OTHER COMMUNITY

SERVICE

04/09 - Present Advisory Board Member to Sage Publications Book Series,

Social Work for the New Century

01/05 – Present Marriage and Family Review

01/02 – Present Member, Board of Directors, Welfare Research, Inc.

03/99 - Present Journal of Poverty

03/04 – 10-18 Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare

06/09 – 05/16 Associate Editor, Journal of Family and Economic Issues

05/01 – 05/18 Journal of Family and Economic Issues

07/99 – 05/10 Journal of Social Service Research

06/99 – 09/01 Social Work Research

03/88 – 07/96 General Editor, “Federal Responses to People in Need Series,”

University Press of America.

01/90 - 12/96 Families in Society (formerly Social Casework).

02/88 - 12/89 Social Casework.

GRANT AWARDS

08/08 $100,000 Jim Joseph Foundation for Evaluation of Pardes

Educators’ Program with co-principal investigator Dr. Shani

Bechhofer, Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education &

Administration.

05/06 $8,000 Summer Research Fellowship, Rabbi Arthur Schneier

Center for International Affairs, Yeshiva University: “Achieving

a Basic Income Guarantee: Efforts-to-Date Around the World.”

12/94 $5,700 Society for Human Resource Management Foundation:

“Life-long Learning, Career Mobility, and Employment

Earnings Among Women: A Longitudinal Study, 1968-1991.”

12/91 $4,000 University of Pennsylvania Research Foundation: “Three

Decades of Welfare Reform and Family Poverty, 1959-1988.”

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05/88 $4,000 University of Pennsylvania Research Foundation:

“Profiles of the Working Poor: Determining the Nature and

Extent of Their Dependents.”

04/88 $3,500 University of Pennsylvania Public Policy Initiatives

Fund: “Welfare Reform and the Reduction of Poverty” A

Proposal to Explore a Joint Venture with State Government.”

AWARDS /SPECIAL WORKSHOPS/TRAINING SEMINARS/SCHOLARSHIPS

10/16 Mentor Recognition Honoree, the Council on Social Work

Education (CSWE) Council on the Role and Status of Women in

Social Work Education Mentor Recognition Program. The

Mentor Recognition Program honors mentors who have made a

difference and supports the activities of the Women’s Council.

10/01 Nomination, Initial Round, for the 2001 Rosabeth Moss Kanter

Award for Excellence in Work-Family Research for “Race and

Marital Status as Correlates of Women’s Access to Family-

Friendly Employee Benefits,” Journal of Family and Economic

Issues, 21(2000), 365-385.

04/99 Richard A. Swanson Award for Research Excellence 1998 by

the Academy of Human Resource Development for “Job

Training Experiences of Black and White Women, 1970-1991,”

Human Resource Development Quarterly, 8,3(Fall, 1997), 197-

217, co-authored with Mary Cianni.

08/98 Citation of Excellence Award by the editorial advisory board of

ANBAR Electronic Intelligence for “Psychological and

Demographic Characteristics As Determinants of Women’s

Health Insurance Coverage,” Journal of Consumer Affairs, 31,

218-237, co-authored with Arthur Dolinsky.

06/94 The V. Lorraine Zimmer Memorial Scholarship Program of The

Institute for Professional Education. sixty percent tuition

scholarship for attendance at the “Analysis of Messy Data”

seminar, 20-24 June, Washington, DC.

12/93 The V. Lorraine Zimmer Memorial Scholarship Program of The

Institute for Professional Education. sixty percent tuition

scholarship for attendance at the “Linear and Nonlinear

Regression with Applications” seminar, 15-17 December,

Washington, DC.

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06/88 Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research

(ICPSR), “Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP),”

Institute for Social Research, Ann Arbor, MI.

Updated: October 22, 2018

CURRICULUM VITAE

Richard K. Caputo, Ph.D.

CONTENTS

Name & Address 1

Education 1

Employment 1

Publications 4

Areas of Interest 16

Professional Presentations 16

Professional Affiliations 24

Editorial Advisory Committees 26

Grant Awards 26

Awards/Special Workshops/Training Seminars/Scholarships 26

Committee Assignments 28

Supervised Dissertations 29