What Did Cloward and Ohlin Identify as the Crucial Problem

question 13

Multiple Choice

What did Cloward and Ohlin identify as the crucial problem of the industrial world?

• A) Increasing crime rates
• B) Pollution and the greenhouse effect
• C) The need to locate and train the most talented people
• D) Crime and social deviance
• E) The unprecedented rate of social change

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