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This article argues that Progressive era bureaus of municipal research and turn-of-the-century reform women including settlement founders shared a Progressive reform agenda.
This page is a summary of: Settlement Women and Bureau Men: Did They Share a Usable Past?, Public Administration Review, January 1997, JSTOR,
DOI: 10.2307/976698.
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