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This resource provides a structured framework for understanding the methodology, history, and social implications of the United States Census. The author, John D. Carl, utilizes his sociological expertise to guide students through the complexities of demographic data collection and its role in shaping public policy. The text serves as an instructional supplement designed to contextualize how census data reflects the changing landscape of American society.
What You Will Find
The material functions as a standard academic support tool intended for undergraduate sociology curricula. Its focus on technical accessibility and pedagogical utility makes it a practical resource for students navigating the complexities of demographic research.
Page Count:
160
Publication Date:
2011-11-18
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205858651
ISBN-13:
9780205858651
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