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Since these qualities are value laden , they may not be regarded as “ good ” by
all residents ( Gans , 1961 ) . It can be expected that people share some values
and interests and differ with regard to others . Examples of such values appear in
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Since these qualities are value laden , they may not be regarded as “ good ” by
all residents ( Gans , 1961 ) . It can be expected that people share some values
and interests and differ with regard to others . Examples of such values appear in
...
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acteristics , patterns of social interaction which involve rejection of conventional
societal and community norms and values , and lack of moral or social order and
social control . These neighborhoods are sometimes described as “ slums of ...
acteristics , patterns of social interaction which involve rejection of conventional
societal and community norms and values , and lack of moral or social order and
social control . These neighborhoods are sometimes described as “ slums of ...
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organized complex of formal and informal relations , with families characterized
as having positive values toward education , participation in community life ,
community improvement , and maintenance of law and order . This neighborhood
...
organized complex of formal and informal relations , with families characterized
as having positive values toward education , participation in community life ,
community improvement , and maintenance of law and order . This neighborhood
...
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Systems Perspectives for Understanding Communities | 29 |
Class and RaceEthnicity | 49 |
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