The Book of David: How Preserving Families Can Cost Children's Lives
Richard J. Gelles explores the difficult conflict between preserving families and protecting children. Focusing on the potential costs of family-centered decisions, The Book of David offers a thought-provoking examination of child welfare, family policy, and the responsibilities involved when family preservation may place children at risk.
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The Book of David examines the tension between preserving families and protecting children.
Richard J. Gelles focuses attention on the possibility that efforts to maintain family unity can carry serious consequences for children's lives.
The book presents a challenging subject for readers interested in family policy, child welfare, and the responsibilities of social institutions.
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