Abusive Policies: How the American Child Welfare System Lost Its Way (Studies in Social Medicine)
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Abusive Policies: How the American Child Welfare System Lost Its Way (Studies in Social Medicine)

by Mical Raz

child welfare social policy social medicine
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Abusive Policies explores the development of the American child welfare system and examines how its policies led it away from its intended purpose. Drawing on the perspective of social medicine, Mical Raz presents a critical study of child welfare in the United States and its policy history.

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Abusive Policies examines the American child welfare system and the policies that shaped its development.

Mical Raz considers how the system lost its way, presenting the subject through the lens of social medicine.

The book offers a critical study of child welfare policy in the United States.

It is part of the Studies in Social Medicine series.

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