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Social Problems Joel Best (University of Delaware)

Social Problems By Joel Best (University of Delaware)

Social Problems by Joel Best (University of Delaware)


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An engaging, unconventional guide for how to think about social problems.

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Social Problems by Joel Best (University of Delaware)

An important alternative to traditional texts in its field, Social Problems explains how and why particular conditions come to be constructed as social problems. By evaluating the construction process, Joel Best, author of the best-selling Damned Lies and Statistics, equips students with the tools they need to analyse any social problem they encounter in the media. The Fourth Edition has been updated with new examples and case studies on timely topics such as campus sexual assault, the opioid epidemic and fake news, helping students connect sociological theory to everyday life.

About Joel Best (University of Delaware)

Joel Best is a professor of sociology and criminal justice at the University of Delaware. Best's research focuses on understanding how and why we become concerned with particular issues at particular moments in time. He's written about the ways bad statistics creep into public debates and about dubious fears, such as the mistaken belief that poisoned Halloween candy poses a serious threat to our kids. His books include Damned Lies and Statistics, Kids Gone Wild, The Student Loan Mess and Flavor of the Month.

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CIN0393533042G
9780393533040
0393533042
Social Problems by Joel Best (University of Delaware)
Used - Good
Paperback
WW Norton & Co
20201120
416
N/A
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