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MOYNIHAN, MAXIMUM FEASIBLE MISUNDERSTANDING: COMMUNITY ACTION IN THE WAR ON POVERTY 64-70 (1969) (noting that President Kennedy's short-lived President's Committee on Juvenile Delinquency illustrated the problematic lack of beneficiary participations in "elite community leadership" programs); see also IMIG, supra note 13, at 26-27 (describing the professionalization of antipoverty work and its consequences).

159) See IMIG, supra note 13, at 26-27 (arguing that such organizations historically avoided political advocacy in order to focus on service provision); see also PIVEN & CLOWARD, MOVEMENTS, supra note 156, at 321-26 (recognizing the weakened militancy of the National Welfare Rights Organization as it relied more on the federal system).

Laboratories of destitution: democratic experimentalism and the failure of antipoverty law

The award is made to an individual at each IMIG conference who, in the opinion of the IMIG Committee, has made a major contribution to mesothelioma research, either clinical or laboratory, over a number of years.

Further Analysis of Phase III Data Using CALGB and EORTC Paradigms Reinforces Survival Benefits of ONCONASE(R) for the Treatment of Patients with Mesothelioma

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