Social Problems: A Canadian Perspective
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Social Problems: A Canadian Perspective

by Lorne Tepperman, Joshua Curtis, Katherine Lyon, Sandra Colavecchia

Education Sociology Social Science Canadian Studies
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Social Problems: A Canadian Perspective provides an academic introduction to social issues viewed through Canada’s distinctive social context. Written by Lorne Tepperman, Joshua Curtis, Katherine Lyon, and Sandra Colavecchia, it is suited to readers studying sociology, social science, and contemporary Canadian society.

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Social Problems: A Canadian Perspective examines social problems through a Canadian lens.

Written by Lorne Tepperman, Joshua Curtis, Katherine Lyon, and Sandra Colavecchia, the book provides an academic resource for studying society and social issues.

Its focus makes it suitable for readers seeking an introduction to social problems in a Canadian context.

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