Poverty and Social Policy in the United States
Sarah Rose, Felicia Kornbluh, Sonya Michel
Published 2023
400 pages
The most popular poverty books of 2023
Books about poverty describe living without enough. Counting coins, cold rooms, hard choices and the tiredness of constant worry are told with dignity, in novels and in first-hand accounts. They show resourcefulness and humor too, and they make it harder to look away. This list shows the ones first published in 2023.
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Paupers In Almhouses, 1910
Lewis Meriam
Published 2023
146 pages
Problems Of Poverty
Henry Hunter, Thomas 1780-1847 Chalmers
Published 2023
388 pages
The Civil Death Penalty Losing Children to the State
Jill Creech Bauer
Published 2023
302 pages
Why There are Vagrants, A Study Based Upon a Examination of one Hundred Men
Frank Charles Laubach
Published 2023
130 pages
Surviving O Block The Streets Don't Love You
Prince Dre
Published 2023
69 pages
Poverty Reduction and Economic Growth
Kyle Greiner
Published 2023
202 pages
Children of Steel Short Fiction from Our Historic Steel Mill Towns
Gloria Ptacek McMillan
Published 2023
226 pages
Discontinuance of Alley Dwellings in the District of Columbia Hearings ... On S. 2675 Feb. 21, 1922
United States Congress Senate Dist
Published 2023
54 pages
Homeless Bear
Carey Claire
Published 2023
192 pages
Options to Strengthen the Social Safety Net in Japan
Zhiyong An, Kohei Asao
Published 2023
15 pages
Health Crisis, Counteractions and the Media in the Ibero-American World
Javier Jurado, Marina Ruiz Cano (eds.)
Published 2023
228 pages
Somalia Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper-Joint Staff Advisory Note
International Monetary
Published 2023
16 pages
Interim Review of Access Limits Under the Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust and Initial Considerations for Access Limits Under the General Resource Account
International Monetary
Published 2023
42 pages