Gordon Ternowetsky
Books by Gordon Ternowetsky
Remaking Canadian Social Policy
Social Security in the Late 1990’s
Edited by Jane Pulkingham, Gordon Ternowetsky
This book critically examines the changing landscape of Canadian social policy that is taking place as a result of the Liberal government’s Social Security Review (SSR) and recent budgets. The objective is to provide an alternative venue to the “official” consultation process of the SSR, while at the same time providing input into the rebuilding of Canadian social programs. Major factors that led to the SSR are examined: the role of the Minister of Finance, the fiscal power and… (more information)
Child and Family Policies
Strategies, Struggles and Options
Edited by Jane Pulkingham, Gordon Ternowetsky
The papers in this collection address the changing context of child and family policies which have been ushered in by the Liberal government’s Social Security Review (SSR). The contributions analyze the implications of government policy shifts showing how they are particularly devastating for children of low income, welfare, first nations and single parent families. They suggest policy options and some directions that advocacy groups might take in developing a politics of influence. (more information)