Poverty and social justice : critical perspectives : a pilgrimage toward our own humanity

by Francisco Jimenez

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This volume contains a thorough, comprehensive, and up-to-date analysis of poverty in the United States and abroad by renowned social scientist, statesmen, humanists, and theologians. Includes Julian Bond, "Politics and Poverty"; Cesar Chavez, "Poverty and the Plight of the Farm Worker"; Michael Harrington, "Causes and Effects of Poverty and Possible Solutions"; and many other important papers.… (more)

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This volume contains a thorough, comprehensive, and up-to-date analysis of poverty in the United States and abroad by renowned social scientist, statesmen, humanists, and theologians. Includes Julian Bond, "Politics and Poverty"; Cesar Chavez, "Poverty and the Plight of the Farm Worker"; Michael Harrington, "Causes and Effects of Poverty and Possible Solutions"; and many other important papers.

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