Isbn: 9780578426921 - reframing poverty: new thinking and feeling about humanity's greatest challenge (9 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Everyone has an explanation for poverty. The poor lack personal responsibility. There aren't enough jobs. The stresses of poverty keep people poor. Poor people have a 'culture of poverty.' The debate among these different explanations has gone on for centuries without meaningfully improving our understanding of the issue . By looking at why we each choose one of these views over the others, Eric Meade reveals what is valid in each of these views. He then combines them to create [an] . explanation that can deepen our understanding of poverty and stimulate wiser action to reduce it'--Publisher marketing.…

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