With decades of concern to employment stability, the rise of individual livelihood has become the society economic forecast. A realism that questions the nation's ability to answer commerce a right for all. Through this program's design, the administration intends to pay for the past to save the future. In the modern design of, the future youth all be it not the retirees. Houser, K. A., & Rosacker, R. E. (2014) The ideal in research suggests that if you do not have the ability then the retirement age has no impact to their social security. However, the point of the research is to understand the behaviors of the laborers. Those that exercised the rite to self-efficacy and dependency did so because of the three things: knowledge, opportunity, and health care resources. (Behaghel, L., & Blau, D. M. (2012)) Randolph, S. (2024)

An ethnography is the aurthors story while expereincing first hand what the issue is. It is a resaech style that provides an indepth look into the issue or concern. The Ethnographer will usually write within the company of the environment, indicator, and varibles.

This page will be updated with information. However, the primary focus will be an indpeth look itno the life of homelessness. This page will not discuss, substance abuse, reentry or incarceation, or mental healt as issues of homelessness. The page will address the process and policy behind thrid party programs and housing as well as the effect Adminsitartive law have on housing the American people.

This page will provide timely material exaplaining the housing system, steps and process. specifically loooking at the issues throught law, regualtion and the policy.

Inquiory to this problem of homelessness is independent to the larger dynamic statistical nuancec. However, can be defined under the schemes of “Social Uncertainty Bundles and Statistics”.

The dynanacisim of this ethnography is to see the faile dmanagment operation in systemic process do to natural casuse and administrative decisions or indecision. Example of these are depressions, recessions, unemployment and cut in pay.

The purpose of this project is to find shared stories.

Picture is of me at a community based programm for woem experiencing hardship.

Determination to win for the nation programs of the 1930’s. (Hamburger, P.,2014) their strategic plan revived the U.S. economy and achieved measured goals of the societal changes.   To this uncertainty of the constitutional interpretation to programs to undisputed constitutionality of regulated social welfare. (Frohnen, B. P. & Carey, G. W., 2016).  Programs such as the “National Labor Relations Act, the Social Security Act, state minimum wage law and a variety of other interventions in the economy” (Higgs, R. 2012, p. 192).  To address the means to which housing was coupled with the federal public works provision.  The era although a tough time of implementation was able to tackle the daunting needs to societal changes.   

In just, the actions of a collective nature of power, rights, and authority to the major societal change of democracy and the republic.   Worked together to bind a loosed time of war aftermath. The politics of war trauma wins constitutionally for the nations people it is of a precedence, Higgs states that “everything done during the Hundred Days relief on the emergency rational and the wartime analogy” (p.194).      

Finally, the societal changes in relation to the legal actions towards leadership in the nation during this post war era were questionable. However, the result was later accepted and remains to be debated in Congress and the Supreme Court.  But the political nature of the work will always be “More importantly the war left the connotational structure of the country deeply ahead in the direction of judicial abdication and executive autonomy” (p. 236).  Randolph, S. (2024)

References  

Frohnen, B. P. & Carey, G. W. (2016). Constitutional Morality and the Rise of Quasi-Law. Harvard University Press. ISBN: 9780674088870. 

Higgs, R. (2012). Crisis and Leviathan: Critical Episodes in the Growth of American Government. Independent Institute. ISBN: 9781598131116. 

Hamburger, P. (2014). Is administrative law unlawful? The University of Chicago Press 

Questions

1. Why is this pearon DESTITUTE, HOMELESS, NOT HOUSED, LIVING IN SHELTER ?

2. Why is that person defacating in public?

3. Why are you standing in the reain?

4. Why do you not have on clean clothers?

5. Why are you hungry? 

6. Why are you angry?

7. Why are you waling in the weatherd conditions?

8. Did you tell anyone

9. Have you reported it

10. What are you’re resoucse

11. How can I HELP ASSIT SUPPORT