This is the first comprehensive account of the homeless in the United States. In addition to the traditional homeless - bag ladies, alcoholics, and tramps - the author looks at the growing number of new homeless:: young people, welfare mothers and families, and the mentally ill. The book includes case perspectives, as well as a description of alternative living arrangements and policies affecting the homeless.
Homelessness in historical perspective; The epidemiology of homelessness; The homeless of the 1980s:: case reports from a clinicians notebook:: Jeffrey Grunberg:: Homeless men; Lois Wolf:: Homeless women; Runaway and homeless youth; Paul Eagle:: Homelessness and mental health; Arnold Drapkin:: Medical problems of the homeless; Crisis shelter and housing programs; Peter Marcuse:: Homelessness and housing policy; Kim Hopper:: Advocacy for the homeless in the 1980s; Solutions to the homelessproblem; References; Index.
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