The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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Pagina 12
... changes , such as movements of population groups , patterns of succession and segre- gation , and the growth dynamics of communities . It provides a frame- work for judging when such changes are beneficial and when they are detrimental ...
... changes , such as movements of population groups , patterns of succession and segre- gation , and the growth dynamics of communities . It provides a frame- work for judging when such changes are beneficial and when they are detrimental ...
Pagina 77
... change in status over time . In a typical neigh- borhood life cycle , the status of an area rises over two decades and ... changes in social status are less visible and less extensive than in racial / ethnic and other types of succession ...
... change in status over time . In a typical neigh- borhood life cycle , the status of an area rises over two decades and ... changes in social status are less visible and less extensive than in racial / ethnic and other types of succession ...
Pagina 139
... change the community system , these changes are resisted by formal organiza- tions within the community . Controversy also occurs when formal community organizations seek to bring about changes , such as high- way routes , that are ...
... change the community system , these changes are resisted by formal organiza- tions within the community . Controversy also occurs when formal community organizations seek to bring about changes , such as high- way routes , that are ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The Competent Community | 9 |
Systems Perspectives for Understanding Communities | 22 |
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