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This resource serves as a digital companion to the historical analysis of how American social welfare policy has evolved in response to societal needs. The authors, June J. Axinn and Mark Stern, provide a comprehensive framework for understanding the legislative and social shifts that have defined the American welfare state. By integrating this digital access card with the primary text, students are expected to engage with structured assessments and supplementary materials that reinforce the historical narrative of social provision.
What You Will Find
This product is a standard digital supplement for academic coursework in social work history and policy. Its utility is strictly tied to the accompanying textbook, providing a technical interface for course-specific learning objectives and student evaluation.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2011-07-17
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205827462
ISBN-13:
9780205827466
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