query: undergrad textbook on Homelessness?

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[ed:  thanks to Ashwani for replying to Mimi's query.]

From: Ashwani Vasishth <vasishth at usc.edu>

Two citations for work on homelessness in Los Angeles that I have 
found useful are:  

Wolch, Jennifer & Michael Dear.  1993.  Malign neglect : homelessness 
in an American city.  San Francisco : Jossey-Bass Publishers.   

Los Angeles in an era of welfare reform : implications for poor people 
and community well-being / Jennifer Wolch & Heidi Sommer with the 
assistance of Joel Handler and Madeleine Stoner ; project contributors, 
Michael Cousineau ... [et al.]. Los Angeles, CA (1010 S. Flower St. 
#401A, Los Angeles 90015) : Human Services Network, c1997. 
Physical description: 	xxxi, 145 p. : ill., map ; 28 cm. Electronic 
access: 	http://www.usc.edu/dept/LAS/SC2  

Cheers,
 Ashwani
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> 
> From:           	<boles at csus.edu>
> 
> 
> I have not had much luck in finding a good textbook
> for a upper division undergraduate social work
> course on homelessness.  Jim Baumohl's "Homelessness
> in America" is wonderful, but it is a bit dated (1996).
> 
> Does anyone have a recommendation?
> 
> (Another book I am using is "Nickled and Dimed: On (Not) Making
> it in America by Barbara Ehrenreich.)
> 
> Mimi Lewis
> Division of Social Work
> California State University, Sacramento
> 
> 
> 
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