Constructing Social Problems

The book is in good condition, with some minor wear on the cover, including small creases and scuffs. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean and unmarked. There is no dust jacket, as is typical for mass-market paperbacks.

"Constructing Social Problems" by Malcolm Spector and John I. Kitsuse, published by Aldine de Gruyter in New York, 1987, is a pivotal work in sociology that explores the formulation and perception of social issues. This first edition provides a comprehensive examination of how social problems are constructed and recognized within society. Originally published in 1977, this edition is part of the academic exploration into the sociology of social issues, offering insights into the methodology and teaching of social problems. Both authors are respected figures in sociology, with Spector affiliated with McGill University and Kitsuse with the University of California, Santa Cruz. This book is a valuable resource for scholars interested in the theoretical frameworks and educational approaches to understanding social problems. The mass-market paperback format ensures accessibility for students and educators alike. The book's condition is good, with minor wear visible on the cover. This edition is essential for those studying or teaching sociology and social issues.