An early and influential work in the field of sociology, this book offers a comprehensive overview of applied sociology and its methods. From immigration and race relations to education and labor relations, Henry Pratt Fairchild covers a wide range of topics and provides insights into the social and political issues of his day. A must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of sociology and public policy.

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