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Title: American Men: Who They Are & How They Live (American Consumer Series) by New Strategist Editors, Laura Check ISBN: 1-885070-44-6 Publisher: New Strategist Pubns Pub. Date: June, 2002 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $89.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (1 review)

Rating: 5
Summary: Men quantified!
Comment: I'm glad I bumped into this book at a local college library. This books is full of statistics, partially gained from the latest census but definitely from other resources additionally, about men's education, habitation patterns, jobs, opinions, health, and other life matters. I loved finding out so much information about men, both like me and unlike me. Nevertheless, it does scare me a little that the government has so much info on any group.
This book will be helpful to high-level policymakers and everyday conversationalists alike. This book will be especially beneficial to college students and men's studies enthusiasts. This book was a first edition of a series; I can't wait to read later editions and other entries in the series.
In each entry, current statistics are given and the future is cautiously predicted based upon them. This book doesn't take long to read. However, with all the numbers floating by, one must read carefully in order to avoid miscomprehension.
This is not a sexist text. In the series, there is a text on American women and on Americans of both genders. Besides, numbers don't hurt; it's what is done with them that could. I sometimes this book did compare men and women more (otherwise one doesn't know if a stat on men is abnormal or a privilege). Still, please do not confuse the gender exclusitivity here for something oppressive.