The Missing Class: Portraits of the Near Poor in America
by Katherine Newman, Victor Tan Chen
The Missing Class turns attention to Americans who live near the poverty line, offering portraits of a population often overlooked in discussions of class. Katherine Newman and Victor Tan Chen explore economic insecurity and the uncertain space between poverty and financial stability in America.
About This Book
The Missing Class focuses on the near poor in America, a population situated between poverty and financial security.
Through portraits of people in this often-overlooked class, Katherine Newman and Victor Tan Chen examine the realities associated with economic insecurity.
The book offers a social perspective on class, poverty, and the boundaries of economic well-being in the United States.
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