Social Problems: Issues and Solutions

ISBN-10
0830414487
ISBN-13
9780830414482
Series
Social Problems
Pages
620
Language
English
Published
1996
Publisher
Burnham
Author
Charles H. Zastrow

Description

SOCIAL PROBLEMS: ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS provides a clear and concise description and analysis of major social problems in the United States. The text stimulates interest in understanding and doing something about resolving social problems by presenting and describing solutions for each problem discussed. Provides an understanding of sociological theories and research that explains the nature of social problems and possible resolutions.

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