Way Out

Explore the profound insights of Owen Fiss in his compelling book, Way Out, published by Princeton University Press in 2003. This thought-provoking hardback, spanning 144 pages, delves into the complexities of inner cities as structures of subordination and highlights the critical role of government in perpetuating segregation. Fiss makes a powerful case for the necessity of comprehensive federal action to achieve justice in these communities.

Featuring ten responses from esteemed scholars, journalists, and practicing lawyers, Way Out serves as an essential read for anyone passionate about social justice and domestic policy. Fiss’s work appeals to those interested in political philosophy, public policy, and the intricacies of urban poverty. Don’t miss the chance to gain valuable perspectives on the pressing issues facing our inner cities today.