American Poverty: Why America’s Treatment of the Poor Undermines its Authority as a World Power (Life in America)
American Poverty explores the treatment of poor people in the United States and considers how that treatment may undermine the country’s authority as a world power. Part of the Life in America series, it offers a focused examination of poverty, public policy, and national influence.
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American Poverty examines poverty in the United States and the nation’s treatment of poor people.
The book considers how domestic approaches to poverty may influence America’s standing and authority as a world power.
Part of the Life in America series, this work focuses on the relationship between social conditions and national influence.
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