Confronting Homelessness
Wagner, David / Gilman, Jennifer Barton
Whose fault is homelessness? David Wagner offers a major reconsideration of homelessness in the US, casting a critical eye on how society responds to crises of inequality and stratification. Incorporating local studies into a national narrative, he probes how homelessness shifted from being the subject of a politically-charged controversy over poverty and social class to posing a functional question of social-service delivery