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Contemporary Readings in Social Problems includes a broad range of topics from different perspectives and encourages students to explore complex social issues. The many esteemed articles included in this collection have been carefully selected and edited to make them more accessible to undergraduate students.Introducing students to original writings on major topics in social problems, this reader brings realworld examples into courses covering social problems and is sure to spark interesting class discussion.Key Features Focuses on teaching both theory and application, providing a more contemporary view of social problems and integrating a global perspective Presents indepth material in a clear and concise collection of welledited, accessible articles Includes unique pedagogy, featuring a detailed table of contents with article abstracts; a topic guide to help instructors better integrate the material into their courses; article introductions written by the Editor; discussion questions for each article; and a detailed list of internet links for further exploration Provides a valuepriced selection of 32 outstanding readingsIntended AudienceThis comprehensive reader is an ideal supplemental text for undergraduate students enrolled in Social Problems, Sociological Theory, Introduction to Sociology, Global Issues, or Special Topics courses in departments of sociology.Contributor to the SAGE/Pine Forge ASA Teaching Innovations & Professional Development Awards Fund
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