Places in Need: The Changing Geography of Poverty
by Scott W. Allard, Scott Allard
A data-driven look at shifting U.S. poverty patterns, highlighting where need is rising and what this means for communities and policy responses.
About This Book
Places in Need explores the evolving landscape of poverty in the United States.
The book analyzes where and why poverty persists in both urban and suburban areas.
It draws on demographic and geographic data to highlight regional disparities.
Readers gain insight into how economic changes affect communities over time.
The work considers implications for policymakers and social service providers.
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