Cultural and Structural Perspectives on Poverty

Mildred Rein

Challenge, 2017, vol. 60, issue 5, 441-448

Abstract: Those who advocate that there is a culture of poverty are back in vogue. This author says they are still wrong. Poverty is largely the result of a lack of opportunity and other structural issues, not personality defects or destructive traditions.

Date: 2017
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