When work disappears
Book • 1996
In 'When Work Disappears: The World of the New Urban Poor', William Julius Wilson explores the devastating effects of joblessness on America's inner cities.
He argues that the disappearance of work is the central problem in these areas, leading to social disorganization and cultural changes.
Wilson proposes solutions such as job creation programs and policy reforms to address these issues.
He argues that the disappearance of work is the central problem in these areas, leading to social disorganization and cultural changes.
Wilson proposes solutions such as job creation programs and policy reforms to address these issues.
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