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The Invisible Safety Net: Protecting The Nation'S Poor Children And Families,New Colum Mccullough Tells The Deeply MovingIn One Of The Most Provocative Books Ever Published On America'S Social Welfare System, Economist Janet Currie Argues That The Modern Social Safety Net Is Under Attack. Unlike Most Books About Antipoverty Programs, Currie Trains Her Focus Not On Cash Welfare, Which Accounts For A Small And Shrinking Share Of Federal Expenditures On Poor Families With Children, But On The Staples Of Today'S American Welfare System: Medicaid, Food Stamps, Head Start,