The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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... minority relationships that are “ per- sonal , informal , traditional , gender and sentiment based ” ( Rivera and Erlich , p . 102 ) . Strong familial and organizational ties have provided minorities with essential social and cultural ...
... minority relationships that are “ per- sonal , informal , traditional , gender and sentiment based ” ( Rivera and Erlich , p . 102 ) . Strong familial and organizational ties have provided minorities with essential social and cultural ...
Pagina 86
... minority and majority communities , according to the research project's director , Dr. James A. Banks . " This has long been a presumption of many social scientists , " said Dr. Banks , a professor at the University of Washington in ...
... minority and majority communities , according to the research project's director , Dr. James A. Banks . " This has long been a presumption of many social scientists , " said Dr. Banks , a professor at the University of Washington in ...
Pagina 102
... minority population membership in a community . In order to examine the relationship of citizen participation and influ- ence in relation to community size and race composition , Gilbert et al . studied these variables in relation to ...
... minority population membership in a community . In order to examine the relationship of citizen participation and influ- ence in relation to community size and race composition , Gilbert et al . studied these variables in relation to ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The Competent Community | 9 |
Systems Perspectives for Understanding Communities | 22 |
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