Robert Archey Woods Livres

Written at the turn of the twentieth century, this classic study of urban poverty and social reform offers a compelling look at the challenges facing America's cities. Drawing on extensive firsthand research, Thomson and Woods provide a detailed analysis of the causes of poverty and the various attempts to address it. Their insights into the role of government, private philanthropy, and grassroots activism remain relevant to this day.

Originally published in 1919, The Settlement Horizon is a seminal work in the field of sociology. It explores the problems and challenges of settlement work and social reform in urban America during the Progressive era. Its insightful analysis and practical recommendations were crucial in shaping the settlement movement and its impact on American society. This book remains a valuable reference for sociologists, social workers and historians.

Based on the testimony of over 2,000 social workers, this groundbreaking book provides a comprehensive and insightful view of the lives and working conditions of young women in America at the turn of the 20th century. With its powerful combination of data and personal testimony, it is a landmark work that remains relevant to this day.