Full Description
Social Surveys (1949) examines a host of fact-finding studies, dealing mainly with working class poverty, and the associated nature and problems. To describe the structure of a community demands a close study of the people who compose it, and of the environment in which they work and spend their free time, and the primary aim of a Social Survey is to make an accurate and impartial collection and presentation of facts.
Contents
1. Domesday Book 2. Stock-Taking 3. The Census 4. London Survey 5. York Survey 6. The Five Towns Survey 7. Government Sampling Experiments 8. New London Survey 9. Second York Survey 10. Merseyside Survey 11. Survey of the Subnormal 12. Standard of Living 13. Survey of Nutrition 14. A Government Research Unit 15. Technique of Surveying 16. Survey of the Elderly
