SER101: Introduction to Social Welfare (Heaney): Books, eBooks, & Media
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Selected Print and Ebook Sources
Student's Guide to Landmark Congressional Laws on Social Security and Welfare by Call Number: REF KF 3600 L58 2002ISBN: 9780313313431Publication Date: 2002-10-30
Useful Handout
Why use books for research?
Why should you do research in books?
- Books provide in-depth coverage of a topic
- Books often provide valuable background information on a topic
- Books can also provide an overview of all issues pertaining to a topic
- Books can lead readers to other sources through their bibliographies
You do not necessarily have to read an entire book for every research paper you have to do. Utilizethe index and the chapter titles to narrow down which section of the book is most pertinent to your research.