Families in Poverty (Families in the 21st Century, Vol. 1)
by Susan J. Ferguson, Karen T. Seccombe
Families in Poverty, the first volume in the Families in the 21st Century series, delves into the realities of economic disadvantage for modern families. Authored by Susan J. Ferguson and Karen T. Seccombe, it examines how poverty shapes family dynamics, resilience, and societal roles, offering valuable insights into contemporary social challenges.
About This Book
This book, part of the Families in the 21st Century series, focuses on the experiences of families living in poverty. It provides a comprehensive look at how economic hardship influences family life in today's society.
Authors Susan J. Ferguson and Karen T. Seccombe draw on sociological perspectives to analyze the structural and personal dimensions of poverty. The volume highlights the resilience and struggles of affected families.
Through its exploration, the book contributes to understanding broader social issues related to inequality and family well-being in the 21st century.
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