Anthropologist Katherine Newman offers an ethnographic examination of the fall from middle class status by Americans who thought their lives were secure. In addition to brief revisions throughout the book, chapter two of the original edition has been rewritten and the data updated with reference to studies done in the 90s. Newman has also provided a new preface and a supplementary bibliography.
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Anthropologist Katherine Newman offers an ethnographic examination of the fall from middle class status by Americans who thought their lives were secure. In addition to brief revisions throughout the book, chapter two of the original edition has been rewritten and the data updated with reference to studies done in the 90s. Newman has also provided a new preface and a supplementary bibliography.
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Good; Collectible. SCHOLARS TAKE NOTE: HIGHLIGHTING, UNDERLINING AND MARGIN NOTES THROUGHOUT. EXCELLENT SOURCE FOR QUICK READ AND REVIEW. FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING. NO NAMES SEEN ON TEXT PAGES. COVER IS WHOLE WITH GOOD COLOR, NO SUN FADING, MINOR STORAGE FLAWS, AND CORNER FOLD AND WEAR. NOT AN EX-LIBRARY DISCARD. NOT A REMAINDER-MARKED END OF PRINTING RUN. SEE PHOTOS IF AVAILABLE. We ship faster than lightning on a golf course? Maybe, but an Informed Buyer is our Best Customer. 02 24 2014 HH 01.
