The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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... social interaction and / or a source of collective identity . These are " communities of interest . " They are not necessarily tied to local- ity , but they may be . These include communities based on such fac- tors as ethnicity , race ...
... social interaction and / or a source of collective identity . These are " communities of interest . " They are not necessarily tied to local- ity , but they may be . These include communities based on such fac- tors as ethnicity , race ...
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... social control , social partic- ipation , and mutual support . A community as a social system is com- posed of subsystems which carry out these major “ locality relevant " functions . The major subsystems , referred to as social ...
... social control , social partic- ipation , and mutual support . A community as a social system is com- posed of subsystems which carry out these major “ locality relevant " functions . The major subsystems , referred to as social ...
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... social differences is provided in the work of Shevky and Bell ( 1955 ) in a procedure known as Social Area Analysis . It involves the use of three major constructs : 1. social rank ( education and occupation ) 2. urbanization or family ...
... social differences is provided in the work of Shevky and Bell ( 1955 ) in a procedure known as Social Area Analysis . It involves the use of three major constructs : 1. social rank ( education and occupation ) 2. urbanization or family ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The Competent Community | 9 |
Systems Perspectives for Understanding Communities | 22 |
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