"...ambitious in its scope...The text is very relevant to child welfare researchers and policy students. The cross-cutting themes and lessons and the analysis of researcher roles, relationships, and engagement styles are valuable contributions to the research on cross-sectoral governance, which has up to this point largely ignored child welfare policy as a focus."--Reviewed by Ann Reyes Robbins, University of Southern California, in Journal of Sociology& Social Welfare"Chaskin, Rosenfeld, their contributors, and their constituent research centers (in particular, Chapin Hall Center for Children), have produced a useful, readable, and overall hopeful volume that faithfully recounts some solid beginning efforts at what one hopes will become a more expansive and accessible cross-national conversation on enhancing and improving services for vulnerable children and their families. For this promising early accounting, the reader isin their debt."--Social Service Review