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Amy G. Cox

Santa Monica Office

Behavioral/Social Scientist

Media Availability

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Education

Ph.D. in sociology, University of Maryland; B.A. in sociology, Northwestern University

Research Focus

Poverty and welfare; family sociology and demography; gender, race-ethnicity, and class; gender, work and family; employment and labor markets research methods and statistics

RAND Research Areas

Child Policy; Workforce and Workplace

Recent Projects

  • Evaluation of Oakland's Violence Prevention and Public Safety Act
  • Diversity among senior civilian and active-duty members of the Air Force
  • Occupational choices of military spouses

Selected Publications

Jacob Alex Klerman and Amy G. Cox, Multi-Site Implementation: Medicaid Section 1931(b) in California, RAND Corporation, 2005

Jacob Alex Klerman et al., Welfare Reform in California: Early Results from the Impact Analysis, RAND Corporation, 2005

Susan D. Hosek et al., Gender Differences in Major Federal External Grant Programs, RAND Corporation, 2003

Amy G. Cox et al., Medi-Cal After Welfare Reform: Enrollment Among Former Welfare Recipients, RAND Corporation, 2002

Amy G. Cox and Jacob Alex Klerman, Medi-Cal Enrollment Among Former Cash Welfare Recipients, RAND Corporation, 2002

Research Focus

Families and children, labor and household behavior, gender and racial-ethnic inequalities

Recent Projects

  • Evaluation of Oakland's Violence Prevention and Public Safety Act
  • Diversity among senior civilian and active-duty members of the Air Force
  • Occupational choices of military spouses

Selected Publications

Gender Differences in Major Federal External Grant Programs, Susan D. Hosek et al., RAND Corporation, 2005

Multi-Site Implementation: Medicaid Section 1931(b) in California, Jacob Alex Klerman and Amy G. Cox, RAND Corporation, 2005

Welfare Reform in California: Early Results from the Impact Analysis, Jacob Alex Klerman et al., RAND Corporation, 2002

Medi-Cal After Welfare Reform: Enrollment Among Former Welfare Recipients, Amy G. Cox et al., RAND Corporation, 2002

Medi-Cal Enrollment Among Former Cash Welfare Recipients, Amy G. Cox and Jacob Alex Klerman, RAND Corporation, 2002

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