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The Stacked Deck An Introduction To Social Inequality Second Jennifer Ball

Name: The Stacked Deck An Introduction To Social Inequality Second Jennifer Ball
SKU: BELL-37546332
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Publisher: Oxford University Press Canada

File Extension: PDF

File size: 120.26 MB

Pages: 377

Author: Jennifer Ball, Lorne Tepperman

ISBN: 9780199036752, 9780199036776, 0199036756, 0199036772

Language: English

Year: 2021

Edition: Second

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The Stacked Deck An Introduction To Social Inequality Second Jennifer Ball by Jennifer Ball, Lorne Tepperman 9780199036752, 9780199036776, 0199036756, 0199036772 instant download after payment.

The most accessible and engaging exploration of the intersections of inequality in Canada. The second edition of The Stacked Deck examines how inequalities are experienced, perpetuated, and remedied on individual, organizational, and governmental levels. Uniquely organized around access to key resources-such as income, housing, education, nutritious food, and safety-this text is an accessible and comprehensive introduction to social inequalities.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jennifer Ball is a professor of sociology and sustainability at Humber College. Lorne Tepperman is a professor of sociology at the University of Toronto.