Promises I Can Keep: Why Poor Women Put Motherhood Before Marriage by Kathryn Edin (17)
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"is a model of contemporary social science discourse". -- Charles Murray, Public Interest
The book's virtues are formidable. Levine writes clearly, avoids jargon ... and is unfailingly civil in characterizing the positions in the abortion debate. -- Charles Murray Public Interest Readers unfamiliar with the academic economic publications of Levine (Wellesley College) will find his approach ... novel and intriguing... Levine does a thorough job of providing the institutional (both domestic and international) and analytical background to make the work accessible to economists as well as to readers not trained in economics... Highly recommended. Choice
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The book's virtues are formidable. Levine writes clearly, avoids jargon . . . and is unfailingly civil in characterizing the positions in the abortion debate.
(Charles Murray Public Interest )
Readers unfamiliar with the academic economic publications of Levine (Wellesley College) will find his approach . . . novel and intriguing. . . . Levine does a thorough job of providing the institutional (both domestic and international) and analytical background to make the work accessible to economists as well as to readers not trained in economics. . . . Highly recommended.
(Choice ) --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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"is a model of contemporary social science discourse". -- Charles Murray, Public Interest
The book's virtues are formidable. Levine writes clearly, avoids jargon ... and is unfailingly civil in characterizing the positions in the abortion debate. -- Charles Murray Public Interest Readers unfamiliar with the academic economic publications of Levine (Wellesley College) will find his approach ... novel and intriguing... Levine does a thorough job of providing the institutional (both domestic and international) and analytical background to make the work accessible to economists as well as to readers not trained in economics... Highly recommended. Choice
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The book's virtues are formidable. Levine writes clearly, avoids jargon . . . and is unfailingly civil in characterizing the positions in the abortion debate.
(Charles Murray Public Interest )
Readers unfamiliar with the academic economic publications of Levine (Wellesley College) will find his approach . . . novel and intriguing. . . . Levine does a thorough job of providing the institutional (both domestic and international) and analytical background to make the work accessible to economists as well as to readers not trained in economics. . . . Highly recommended.
(Choice ) --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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