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An American Dilemma: Volume 1The Negro Problem and Modern Democracy

By Gunnar MyrdalWith a New Introduction by Sissela Bok

A landmark study of race relations in the United States, originally published in 1944, An American Dilemma remains one of the most important works in sociology, political science, and African American studies.

In this groundbreaking analysis, Nobel laureate Gunnar Myrdal examines the contradictions between America’s democratic ideals and the realities of racial discrimination. This Routledge edition includes a new introduction by Sissela Bok and preserves the historical and scholarly significance of the original work.

Essential reading for students, scholars, and collectors of:

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Black Studies

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Sociology

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Civil Rights history

-
U.S. political thought

-
American social policy

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An American Dilemma: Volume 1The Negro Problem and Modern Democracy

By Gunnar MyrdalWith a New Introduction by Sissela Bok

A landmark study of race relations in the United States, originally published in 1944, An American Dilemma remains one of the most important works in sociology, political science, and African American studies.

In this groundbreaking analysis, Nobel laureate Gunnar Myrdal examines the contradictions between America’s democratic ideals and the realities of racial discrimination. This Routledge edition includes a new introduction by Sissela Bok and preserves the historical and scholarly significance of the original work.

Essential reading for students, scholars, and collectors of:

-
Black Studies

-
Sociology

-
Civil Rights history

-
U.S. political thought

-
American social policy