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Upon Whom We Depend

Name: Upon Whom We Depend
Brand: Peter Lang Publishing Inc
SKU: 10029226
Price: 25.58 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: J.Gordon Chamberlin
ISBN: 9780820441511

The American Poverty System

J.Gordon Chamberlin

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 10029226

Publishers Peter Lang Publishing Inc, December 2006

Poverty is a fundamental and damaging feature of American culture that is ingrained in the structure... Full description

Libristo code: 10029226

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Poverty is a fundamental and damaging feature of American culture that is ingrained in the structures, practices, and values of our institutions. An adequate understanding of the roles and functions of poverty requires the contributions of both the liberal arts and the social sciences and cannot be shunted off to social work. Upon Whom We Depend challenges readers to examine their own ideas, beliefs, and attitudes, and to recognize how institutions can become instruments for overcoming the social arrangement by which poverty is perpetuated.