Catching a Case: Inequality and Fear in New York City's Child Welfare System
by Tina Lee
Catching a Case examines inequality and fear in New York City’s child welfare system. Tina Lee’s book offers a focused social and policy-oriented look at what happens when families encounter child welfare institutions, and considers how those encounters reflect larger patterns of inequality.
About This Book
Catching a Case examines New York City’s child welfare system through the interconnected issues of inequality and fear.
The book focuses on the experience and consequences of involvement with child welfare institutions.
It offers a social and policy-oriented perspective on how the system affects families and reflects broader inequalities.
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