Titlebook: Redefining Social Problems; Edward Seidman,Julian Rappaport Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 Action.Familie.Nation.

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Framing The Issues the disciplines of law, psychiatry, sociology, and psychology. In the not very distant past the question of children’s rights was a rather simple matter; children’s rights were entrusted to the hands of their parents or parental substitutes (e.g., school officials) and required little legal scrutin

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The Nature of Social Problem Solving in Social Actionllows us to scan for myriad evidence, a scanning impossible for anyone in that past era. We like to believe that our vantage point is high enough, that our vision is unclouded by all of those factors that put blinders on those who lived in that past era, and that we have the accrued knowledge, skill

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Making Sense of Injusticepractical realist may reply, “What does it matter what people think, if it bears no relation to reality?” The thesis of this chapter is that what people think about the causes of injustice affects how they feel about any particular injustice and informs their actions. In this chapter we examine how

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Women as a Social Problemissues of sex roles, woman battering, rape, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, incest, pornography, the aged, and homeless (“shopping bag”) women, followed by a succession of attempted remedies. As social scientists, we may wonder why these particular issues have been targeted for action

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Defining Black FamiliesRoles within families are changing as the number of women in the workforce has increased. These changes in families have occurred as our society experienced great economic difficulty. As the attention of psychologists is given to new and evolving family forms and functions, it is important to reexam

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Child Custody Determinationto determine “the best interests of the child?” Who should have input in the decisions? What process should be used? Judges, lawyers, policymakers, mental health practitioners, and behavioral scientists as well as interest groups supporting men’s, women’s, and children’s rights entered the social ar