Populations at risk in America : vulnerable groups at the end of the twentieth century
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Populations at risk in America : vulnerable groups at the end of the twentieth century
Westview Press, c1995
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
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Table of Contents
- Beyond "race and culture" - American underclasses in the late-20th century, Jacqueline Jones
- society at risk in a society of organizations, Charles Perrow
- social security and the construction of an underclass in the United States, Linda Gordon
- poverty and public policy in the 1990s, Rebecca Blank
- inside/outside - the dialectics of homelessness, Jennifer Wolch
- deviance and human nature, James Q. Wilson
- mothers at risk - the war on poor women and children, Alexis Jetter et al
- successful early intervention for children at high risk for failure in school, Craig Ramey and Sharon Landesman Ramey
- native Americans and the demographic legacy of contact, Russell Thornton
- sites of danger and risk - African Americans return to the rural South, Carol B. Stack.
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