About the Book These are the stories of my thirty-three years of coaching youth sports. Baseball, softball, and basketball. I was honorably discharged from the US Navy in September 1969. Fortunate to be hired right away South-Central Bell. Married Cathy Kimberlin on December 31,1969. That next spring I had the idea of coaching boys’ baseball. Do not know why I never had the desire for that at any time in my life. Decided to go to Pinson Valley Youth Association, where my brother and I played from ages twelve through sixten, for me; my brother was two years younger. Previously played at Trussville from eight through eleven. I was aware most parks had sign-ups and drafts by the second Saturday in March.
This is the first book to examine the views of a number of theorists from ancient times to the 19th century on a range of welfare issues: wealth, poverty and inequality; slavery, gender issues, and the family; child rearing and education; crime and punishment; the role of government in society; the strengths and weaknesses of government provision vis a vis market provision. The book also looks at the values of the various theorists as well as their perception of human nature for these tend to underpin their welfare views. The book will make essential reading for students of social policy, gender issues, community care, social work, and sociology.
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