📉 Poverty Policy

Analysis of the laws, programs, and political decisions designed to alleviate — or that inadvertently deepen — economic deprivation and inequality.

All You Can Eat

by Joel Berg • 2008

America has the food to feed everyone. Why 35 million still go hungry.

3.88

137

🍽️ Food Insecurity 📋 Welfare Policy 🔗 Systemic Poverty

All You Can Eat 92%

America has the food to feed everyone. Why 35 million still go hungry.

by Joel Berg 2008

3.88

137 ratings

🍽️ Food Insecurity 📋 Welfare Policy 🔗 Systemic Poverty

The Human Cost of Welfare

by Phil Harvey • 2016

Welfare was built to end poverty. Its rules punish work, marriage, and saving instead.

4.45

🏛️ Welfare Reform 📉 Anti-Poverty Policy 💼 Work Incentives

The Human Cost of Welfare 92%

Welfare was built to end poverty. Its rules punish work, marriage, and saving instead.

by Phil Harvey 2016

4.45

20 ratings

🏛️ Welfare Reform 📉 Anti-Poverty Policy 💼 Work Incentives

In Our Hands

by Charles Murray • 2006

Eliminate every welfare program. Send every adult one check. It costs less and ends poverty.

3.74

290

🏦 Universal Basic Income 📋 Welfare Reform 🏘️ Civil Society

In Our Hands 92%

Eliminate every welfare program. Send every adult one check. It costs less and ends poverty.

by Charles Murray 2006

3.74

290 ratings

🏦 Universal Basic Income 📋 Welfare Reform 🏘️ Civil Society

Improving Poor People

by Michael B. Katz • 1995

Why America keeps trying to fix the poor instead of poverty, and what history reveals.

3.83

🏛️ Welfare State 🎯 Blaming The Victim ⚖️ Structural Inequality

Improving Poor People 92%

Why America keeps trying to fix the poor instead of poverty, and what history reveals.

by Michael B. Katz 1995

3.83

12 ratings

🏛️ Welfare State 🎯 Blaming The Victim ⚖️ Structural Inequality

Fragmented Democracy

by Jamila Michener • 2018

Your zip code decides your Medicaid benefits. It also decides whether you bother with politics.

4.23

120

🏛️ American Federalism 🏥 Health Policy ⚖️ Political Inequality

Fragmented Democracy 91%

Your zip code decides your Medicaid benefits. It also decides whether you bother with politics.

by Jamila Michener 2018

4.23

120 ratings

🏛️ American Federalism 🏥 Health Policy ⚖️ Political Inequality

Best Things First

by Bjørn Lomborg • 2023

Saving 4.2 million lives yearly costs $35 billion, if you fund only the most effective policies.

3.90

388

🌍 Development Economics 📊 Benefit-Cost Analysis 🤲 Effective Altruism

Best Things First 91%

Saving 4.2 million lives yearly costs $35 billion, if you fund only the most effective policies.

by Bjørn Lomborg 2023

3.90

388 ratings

🌍 Development Economics 📊 Benefit-Cost Analysis 🤲 Effective Altruism

White Poverty

by William J. Barber II • 2024

America's poor are mostly white. The lie that says otherwise keeps the working class fractured.

4.28

719

🏚️ Systemic Poverty 🔗 Racial Division 💭 Poverty Myths

White Poverty 91%

America's poor are mostly white. The lie that says otherwise keeps the working class fractured.

by William J. Barber II 2024

4.28

719 ratings

🏚️ Systemic Poverty 🔗 Racial Division 💭 Poverty Myths

In the Shadow of the Poorhouse

by Michael B. Katz • 1986

American welfare was designed to deter, not to help. The poorhouse closed; the logic stayed.

3.74

138

📜 Welfare History 🏚️ Poverty Studies 🔗 Structural Inequality

In the Shadow of the Poorhouse 91%

American welfare was designed to deter, not to help. The poorhouse closed; the logic stayed.

by Michael B. Katz 1986

3.74

138 ratings

📜 Welfare History 🏚️ Poverty Studies 🔗 Structural Inequality

The Color of Welfare

by Jill Quadagno • 1994

Racial backlash, not liberal ideals, unraveled the American welfare state, program by program.

4.16

🏛️ American Welfare State ⚖️ Racial Inequality 🌪️ White Backlash

The Color of Welfare 91%

Racial backlash, not liberal ideals, unraveled the American welfare state, program by program.

by Jill Quadagno 1994

4.16

90 ratings

🏛️ American Welfare State ⚖️ Racial Inequality 🌪️ White Backlash

Evicted

by Matthew Desmond • 2016

Poverty isn't the cause of eviction. Eviction is the cause of poverty, and the market profits.

4.47

115k+

🏙️ Urban Poverty 🏚️ Housing Insecurity ✊ Racial Inequality

Evicted 91%

Poverty isn't the cause of eviction. Eviction is the cause of poverty, and the market profits.

by Matthew Desmond 2016

4.47

115k+ ratings

🏙️ Urban Poverty 🏚️ Housing Insecurity ✊ Racial Inequality

Poor Economics

by Abhijit V. Banerjee • 2011

Poverty is not one problem but many small ones. Randomized trials reveal which fixes actually work.

4.27

25k+

🏗️ Development Economics 🌍 Global Poverty 🧪 Randomized Controlled Trials

Poor Economics 91%

Poverty is not one problem but many small ones. Randomized trials reveal which fixes actually work.

by Abhijit V. Banerjee 2011

4.27

25k+ ratings

🏗️ Development Economics 🌍 Global Poverty 🧪 Randomized Controlled Trials

Invisible Child

by Andrea Elliott • 2021

Born homeless in Brooklyn, Dasani gets one shot: a boarding school that accepts one in ten.

4.70

20k+

🏙️ Urban Poverty 🛡️ Child Welfare 🔁 Intergenerational Poverty

Invisible Child 91%

Born homeless in Brooklyn, Dasani gets one shot: a boarding school that accepts one in ten.

by Andrea Elliott 2021

4.70

20k+ ratings

🏙️ Urban Poverty 🛡️ Child Welfare 🔁 Intergenerational Poverty

Maid

by Stephanie Land • 2019

A single mother cleans houses while barely holding onto her own: life inside the working poor.

3.86

114k+

💰 Working Poor 🧹 Domestic Labor 🌫️ Invisible Labor

Maid 91%

A single mother cleans houses while barely holding onto her own: life inside the working poor.

by Stephanie Land 2019

3.86

114k+ ratings

💰 Working Poor 🧹 Domestic Labor 🌫️ Invisible Labor

Shattered Nation

by Danny Dorling • 2023

Beneath every British crisis lies a map of inequality decades in the making.

3.97

119

🗺️ Regional Inequality 📉 Austerity Politics 🏚️ Welfare State Erosion

Shattered Nation 91%

Beneath every British crisis lies a map of inequality decades in the making.

by Danny Dorling 2023

3.97

119 ratings

🗺️ Regional Inequality 📉 Austerity Politics 🏚️ Welfare State Erosion

All That Is Solid

by Danny Dorling • 2014

Britain has a third more bedrooms than people. The housing disaster is engineered, not inevitable.

3.55

144

🏘️ Housing Policy 💰 Wealth Inequality 📈 Financialization

All That Is Solid 90%

Britain has a third more bedrooms than people. The housing disaster is engineered, not inevitable.

by Danny Dorling 2014

3.55

144 ratings

🏘️ Housing Policy 💰 Wealth Inequality 📈 Financialization

From Welfare to Workfare

by Jennifer Mittelstadt • 2005

Reformers taught poor mothers to work to save welfare; they built the case for workfare instead.

3.91

📋 Welfare Policy 🏛️ Postwar America 🔄 Unintended Consequences

From Welfare to Workfare 90%

Reformers taught poor mothers to work to save welfare; they built the case for workfare instead.

by Jennifer Mittelstadt 2005

3.91

11 ratings

📋 Welfare Policy 🏛️ Postwar America 🔄 Unintended Consequences

Shifting the Color Line

by Robert C. Lieberman • 1998

New Deal welfare was a racial sorting machine, not by intent but by institutional design.

3.69

🏛️ American Welfare State 🕰️ New Deal Era ⚖️ Institutional Racism

Shifting the Color Line 90%

New Deal welfare was a racial sorting machine, not by intent but by institutional design.

by Robert C. Lieberman 1998

3.69

16 ratings

🏛️ American Welfare State 🕰️ New Deal Era ⚖️ Institutional Racism

Poverty Safari

by Darren McGarvey • 2017

Poverty isn't just broke. It's trauma, addiction, and a mind that fights its own rescue.

4.01

7k+

🏚️ Urban Poverty 📊 Class Analysis 💊 Addiction And Recovery

Poverty Safari 90%

Poverty isn't just broke. It's trauma, addiction, and a mind that fights its own rescue.

by Darren McGarvey 2017

4.01

7k+ ratings

🏚️ Urban Poverty 📊 Class Analysis 💊 Addiction And Recovery

Life at the Bottom

by Theodore Dalrymple • 2001

Poverty didn't wreck the underclass. A set of ideas did—and intellectuals handed them down.

4.23

4k+

🏙️ Urban Poverty 🏛️ Welfare State Critique 🎭 Victimhood Culture

Life at the Bottom 90%

Poverty didn't wreck the underclass. A set of ideas did—and intellectuals handed them down.

by Theodore Dalrymple 2001

4.23

4k+ ratings

🏙️ Urban Poverty 🏛️ Welfare State Critique 🎭 Victimhood Culture

Homelessness Is a Housing Problem

by Gregg Colburn • 2022

Homelessness rates don't track mental illness or poverty. They track rent and vacancy rates.

4.21

1k+

� Housing Policy 🏙️ Urban Economics 🏘️ Affordable Housing

Homelessness Is a Housing Problem Summary

Homelessness Is a Housing Problem 90%

Homelessness rates don't track mental illness or poverty. They track rent and vacancy rates.

by Gregg Colburn 2022

4.21

1k+ ratings

� Housing Policy 🏙️ Urban Economics 🏘️ Affordable Housing

Gang Leader for a Day

by Sudhir Venkatesh • 2008

A sociologist ran a Chicago gang for a day. The books were cleaner than he expected.

4.07

26k+

🏙️ Urban Poverty 📝 Ethnographic Fieldwork 💰 Underground Economy

Gang Leader for a Day 90%

A sociologist ran a Chicago gang for a day. The books were cleaner than he expected.

by Sudhir Venkatesh 2008

4.07

26k+ ratings

🏙️ Urban Poverty 📝 Ethnographic Fieldwork 💰 Underground Economy

The Locust Effect

by Gary A. Haugen • 2013

Poverty's root cause is violence, not economics. The aid industry has been fixing the wrong problem.

4.32

2k+

🏚️ Global Poverty 📈 Development Economics ⚖️ Rule Of Law

The Locust Effect 90%

Poverty's root cause is violence, not economics. The aid industry has been fixing the wrong problem.

by Gary A. Haugen 2013

4.32

2k+ ratings

🏚️ Global Poverty 📈 Development Economics ⚖️ Rule Of Law

San Fransicko

by Michael Shellenberger • 2021

Progressive compassion for the homeless and addicted is making both groups larger and sicker.

4.01

4k+

🏙️ Urban Policy 🏚️ Homelessness 💊 Drug Policy

San Fransicko 90%

Progressive compassion for the homeless and addicted is making both groups larger and sicker.

by Michael Shellenberger 2021

4.01

4k+ ratings

🏙️ Urban Policy 🏚️ Homelessness 💊 Drug Policy

Categorically Unequal

by Douglas S. Massey • 2007

America engineered its inequality: sort people into categories, then rig the rules.

4.24

134

📊 Social Stratification 🔀 Race And Class 🏛️ Political Economy

Categorically Unequal 90%

America engineered its inequality: sort people into categories, then rig the rules.

by Douglas S. Massey 2007

4.24

134 ratings

📊 Social Stratification 🔀 Race And Class 🏛️ Political Economy

Poverty, by America

by Matthew Desmond • 2023

Poverty in America persists by design, fueled by exploitation and welfare that flows to the top.

4.27

64k+

🏚️ Housing Exploitation 🛠️ Labor Exploitation 💰 Affluent Welfare

Poverty, by America 90%

Poverty in America persists by design, fueled by exploitation and welfare that flows to the top.

by Matthew Desmond 2023

4.27

64k+ ratings

🏚️ Housing Exploitation 🛠️ Labor Exploitation 💰 Affluent Welfare

What We Owe Each Other

by Minouche Shafik • 2021

The safety net is fraying from childhood to old age. A single plan to rewire it.

3.85

1k+

🏛️ Social Policy 📉 Economic Inequality 👷 Labor Markets

What We Owe Each Other 90%

The safety net is fraying from childhood to old age. A single plan to rewire it.

by Minouche Shafik 2021

3.85

1k+ ratings

🏛️ Social Policy 📉 Economic Inequality 👷 Labor Markets

The New Urban Crisis

by Richard Florida • 2017

Why urban revival is driving inequality and pushing out the middle class.

3.49

1k+

🏙️ Urban Inequality 🏘️ Gentrification 📊 Economic Segregation

The New Urban Crisis 90%

Why urban revival is driving inequality and pushing out the middle class.

by Richard Florida 2017

3.49

1k+ ratings

🏙️ Urban Inequality 🏘️ Gentrification 📊 Economic Segregation

The White Man's Burden

by William Easterly • 2006

$2.3 trillion in aid left the poorest no better off. A World Bank insider explains why.

3.83

6k+

📈 Development Economics 🔍 Aid Skepticism 🌱 Bottom-Up Development

The White Man's Burden 90%

$2.3 trillion in aid left the poorest no better off. A World Bank insider explains why.

by William Easterly 2006

3.83

6k+ ratings

📈 Development Economics 🔍 Aid Skepticism 🌱 Bottom-Up Development

Great Escape

by Angus Deaton • 2013

Life expectancy doubled, incomes soared, and inequality became the price of progress.

3.81

2k+

🏛️ Economic History ⚖️ Income Inequality 🌍 Global Health

Great Escape 90%

Life expectancy doubled, incomes soared, and inequality became the price of progress.

by Angus Deaton 2013

3.81

2k+ ratings

🏛️ Economic History ⚖️ Income Inequality 🌍 Global Health

The Bottom Billion

by Paul Collier • 2007

Four traps keep a billion people poor, and the usual remedies only tighten them.

3.85

8k+

📈 Development Economics 🪤 Poverty Traps 🛢️ Resource Curse

The Bottom Billion 89%

Four traps keep a billion people poor, and the usual remedies only tighten them.

by Paul Collier 2007

3.85

8k+ ratings

📈 Development Economics 🪤 Poverty Traps 🛢️ Resource Curse

Class War?

by Benjamin I. Page • 2009

Americans aren't fighting a class war. They agree on taxing the rich and expanding the safety net.

3.53

💸 Economic Inequality 🏛️ American Politics 📊 Public Opinion

Class War? 89%

Americans aren't fighting a class war. They agree on taxing the rich and expanding the safety net.

by Benjamin I. Page 2009

3.53

45 ratings

💸 Economic Inequality 🏛️ American Politics 📊 Public Opinion

Hillbilly Elegy

by J.D. Vance • 2016

Poverty teaches a lesson that keeps you poor: your effort doesn't matter.

3.83

508k+

⛰️ Appalachian Memoir 🏭 White Working Class 🧸 Childhood Adversity

Hillbilly Elegy 89%

Poverty teaches a lesson that keeps you poor: your effort doesn't matter.

by J.D. Vance 2016

3.83

508k+ ratings

⛰️ Appalachian Memoir 🏭 White Working Class 🧸 Childhood Adversity

The Mystery Of Capital

by Hernando de Soto • 2000

$9.3 trillion: what the world's poor already own and cannot borrow a dime against.

3.99

4k+

🏠 Property Rights 🌍 Development Economics 🏘️ Informal Economies

The Mystery Of Capital 89%

$9.3 trillion: what the world's poor already own and cannot borrow a dime against.

by Hernando de Soto 2000

3.99

4k+ ratings

🏠 Property Rights 🌍 Development Economics 🏘️ Informal Economies

How the Poor Can Save Capitalism

by John Hope Bryant • 2014

The poor aren't a drain; they're an untapped engine. A blueprint for making capitalism include them.

3.99

210

🧠 Financial Literacy 📈 Credit Repair 🏦 Community Banking

How the Poor Can Save Capitalism Summary

How the Poor Can Save Capitalism 89%

The poor aren't a drain; they're an untapped engine. A blueprint for making capitalism include them.

by John Hope Bryant 2014

3.99

210 ratings

🧠 Financial Literacy 📈 Credit Repair 🏦 Community Banking

Utopia for Realists

by Rutger Bregman • 2014

Three policies sound absurd: free money, open borders, a fifteen-hour week. The evidence disagrees.

4.21

44k+

💸 Universal Basic Income 🌍 Open Borders ⏳ Work Reduction

Utopia for Realists 89%

Three policies sound absurd: free money, open borders, a fifteen-hour week. The evidence disagrees.

by Rutger Bregman 2014

4.21

44k+ ratings

💸 Universal Basic Income 🌍 Open Borders ⏳ Work Reduction

Portfolios of the Poor

by Daryl Collins • 2009

Hand-to-mouth is a myth. On $2 a day, the poor juggle a dozen financial instruments just to survive.

3.95

1k+

🌍 Development Economics 💰 Microfinance 🏦 Financial Inclusion

Portfolios of the Poor 89%

Hand-to-mouth is a myth. On $2 a day, the poor juggle a dozen financial instruments just to survive.

by Daryl Collins 2009

3.95

1k+ ratings

🌍 Development Economics 💰 Microfinance 🏦 Financial Inclusion

Justice at Work

by Marc Doussard • 2022

How coalitions fuse racial and economic justice to win policy in cities.

5.00

🏙️ Urban Policy ✊ Labor Movements 🤝 Coalition Building

Justice at Work 89%

How coalitions fuse racial and economic justice to win policy in cities.

by Marc Doussard 2022

5.00

3 ratings

🏙️ Urban Policy ✊ Labor Movements 🤝 Coalition Building

Nowhere to Live

by James S. Burling • 2024

Why can't Americans afford homes? A century of rules made building them illegal.

4.00

🏠 Housing Policy 🏛️ Property Rights 🏗️ Zoning Reform

Nowhere to Live 89%

Why can't Americans afford homes? A century of rules made building them illegal.

by James S. Burling 2024

4.00

12 ratings

🏠 Housing Policy 🏛️ Property Rights 🏗️ Zoning Reform

Respect in a World of Inequality

by Richard Sennett • 2003

Invisibility is inequality's deepest cut; the systems meant to heal it often cut deeper.

3.69

244

🗽 Social Inequality 🏆 Meritocracy Critique 🏛️ Welfare State

Respect in a World of Inequality Summary

Respect in a World of Inequality 89%

Invisibility is inequality's deepest cut; the systems meant to heal it often cut deeper.

by Richard Sennett 2003

3.69

244 ratings

🗽 Social Inequality 🏆 Meritocracy Critique 🏛️ Welfare State

Common Sense

by Joel Greenblatt • 2020

The same incentive logic that picks stocks can fix schools, wages, and banks.

3.65

276

🏛️ Economic Policy 📚 Education Reform 💡 Market-Based Solutions

Common Sense 89%

The same incentive logic that picks stocks can fix schools, wages, and banks.

by Joel Greenblatt 2020

3.65

276 ratings

🏛️ Economic Policy 📚 Education Reform 💡 Market-Based Solutions

Profit and Punishment

by Tony Messenger • 2021

When courts depend on fines to stay open, the poor become the revenue.

4.26

658

🏛️ Criminal Justice Reform 🔗 Mass Incarceration ⚖️ Systemic Inequality

Profit and Punishment 89%

When courts depend on fines to stay open, the poor become the revenue.

by Tony Messenger 2021

4.26

658 ratings

🏛️ Criminal Justice Reform 🔗 Mass Incarceration ⚖️ Systemic Inequality

American Apartheid

by Douglas S. Massey • 1993

The ghetto was engineered. Segregation, not class or culture, makes black poverty permanent.

4.13

2k+

🏠 Housing Discrimination 🏚️ Urban Poverty ⚖️ Structural Racism

American Apartheid 89%

The ghetto was engineered. Segregation, not class or culture, makes black poverty permanent.

by Douglas S. Massey 1993

4.13

2k+ ratings

🏠 Housing Discrimination 🏚️ Urban Poverty ⚖️ Structural Racism

The Submerged State

by Suzanne Mettler • 2011

Half of Americans who use government programs say they never have. That gap is no accident.

3.88

267

🕶️ Hidden Welfare State 💸 Tax Expenditures ⬆️💰 Upward Redistribution

The Submerged State 89%

Half of Americans who use government programs say they never have. That gap is no accident.

by Suzanne Mettler 2011

3.88

267 ratings

🕶️ Hidden Welfare State 💸 Tax Expenditures ⬆️💰 Upward Redistribution

The Great Divide

by Joseph E. Stiglitz • 2015

Inequality isn't fate; it's a policy choice, and the architects designed it for themselves.

3.82

1k+

💸 Income Inequality 🏛 Political Economy 💰 Money In Politics

The Great Divide 89%

Inequality isn't fate; it's a policy choice, and the architects designed it for themselves.

by Joseph E. Stiglitz 2015

3.82

1k+ ratings

💸 Income Inequality 🏛 Political Economy 💰 Money In Politics

The Two Percent Solution

by Matt Miller • 2003

America's biggest domestic problems cost two percent of GDP to fix. That's the whole argument.

3.98

🏛️ Domestic Policy 🏥 Healthcare Reform 📚 Education Reform

The Two Percent Solution 89%

America's biggest domestic problems cost two percent of GDP to fix. That's the whole argument.

by Matt Miller 2003

3.98

89 ratings

🏛️ Domestic Policy 🏥 Healthcare Reform 📚 Education Reform

The Trouble with Diversity

by Walter Benn Michaels • 2006

The left traded class war for culture war, and the rich couldn't believe their luck.

3.59

516

🏛️ Class Politics 💸 Economic Inequality 🏷️ Identity Politics

The Trouble with Diversity 89%

The left traded class war for culture war, and the rich couldn't believe their luck.

by Walter Benn Michaels 2006

3.59

516 ratings

🏛️ Class Politics 💸 Economic Inequality 🏷️ Identity Politics

How the Other Half Banks

by Mehrsa Baradaran • 2015

Banks get public support but exclude the poor. The public option that restores the social contract.

4.09

626

🏦 Banking History 📜 Financial Regulation 🇺🇸 Us Economic Policy

How the Other Half Banks 89%

Banks get public support but exclude the poor. The public option that restores the social contract.

by Mehrsa Baradaran 2015

4.09

626 ratings

🏦 Banking History 📜 Financial Regulation 🇺🇸 Us Economic Policy

Punishing the Poor

by Loïc Wacquant • 2004

Welfare cuts and mass incarceration are two sides of the same neoliberal project, not opposites.

4.21

277

🏛️ Mass Incarceration 💸 Neoliberal Critique 🚫 Criminalizing Poverty

Punishing the Poor 89%

Welfare cuts and mass incarceration are two sides of the same neoliberal project, not opposites.

by Loïc Wacquant 2004

4.21

277 ratings

🏛️ Mass Incarceration 💸 Neoliberal Critique 🚫 Criminalizing Poverty

Broke, USA

by Gary Rivlin • 2010

How pawnshops and payday lenders turned the working poor into a multi-billion dollar market.

3.71

1k+

🦈 Predatory Lending 🏚️ Poverty Economics 🚪 Financial Exclusion

Broke, USA 89%

How pawnshops and payday lenders turned the working poor into a multi-billion dollar market.

by Gary Rivlin 2010

3.71

1k+ ratings

🦈 Predatory Lending 🏚️ Poverty Economics 🚪 Financial Exclusion

Rough Sleepers

by Tracy Kidder • 2023

The homeless die ten times faster. A Boston doctor found that trust is the only cure.

4.34

11k+

🏥 Homeless Healthcare 🧱 Structural Inequality 🏙️ Urban Poverty

Rough Sleepers 89%

The homeless die ten times faster. A Boston doctor found that trust is the only cure.

by Tracy Kidder 2023

4.34

11k+ ratings

🏥 Homeless Healthcare 🧱 Structural Inequality 🏙️ Urban Poverty

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