Sociology and Modern Social Problems

"Sociology and Modern Social Problems" by Charles A. Ellwood delves into the pressing social issues of its time, offering a sociological perspective on poverty, crime, and the need for social reform. Exploring the roots and complexities of various social problems, this book examines the societal structures and conditions that contribute to these challenges.

A foundational text in the field of sociology, this work provides insights into the causes and potential solutions to enduring social ills. Ellwood's analysis offers a valuable lens for understanding the dynamics of society and the importance of addressing social issues through informed policy and reform. This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to engage with the original text and grapple with timeless questions about social justice and human well-being. A crucial resource for anyone interested in social science, social work, and the historical context of sociological thought.

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