Title: The best social policy text available today.
Product review: Foundations of Social Policy is a rare combination -- intelligent and accessible. My students find it interesting and readable. Each chapter begins with a case study, and includes historical background presented in a way that captures the imagination and emphasizes enduring themes in the development of U.S. social policy. Emerging issues are addressed, as well, and the book contains an insightful discussion of the 9-11 terrorist attacks. An outstanding text or reference work for anyone interested in human services and social justice.
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