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| functions that are intended and widely recognized |
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| functions that are unintended and less known |
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| What is still a social problem from 1935 to 2008? |
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| Unemployment, the economy |
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| What is now a social problem? |
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| War in Iraq, lack of money, Politicians, Terrorism, evironment |
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| People should take responsibility fir their wellbeing |
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| replace capitalism with a more humane economic system |
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| Global Perspective on Social Problems |
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| Many social problems cross national boundaries |
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| Groups at the greatest risk for poverty |
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Age: Children
Race: Minorities
Gender: Female
Family: Single women with children |
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| finding a couse of a social problem in the behavior of people who suffer from it |
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| critical of capitalism and wanted to completely reconstruct society |
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