The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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Pagina 54
... poverty , " but , unlike other groups of poor people , these individuals seem , in general , to live in a permanent state of poverty . Without drastic intervention they are unlikely to be able to move upward in the class hierarchy ...
... poverty , " but , unlike other groups of poor people , these individuals seem , in general , to live in a permanent state of poverty . Without drastic intervention they are unlikely to be able to move upward in the class hierarchy ...
Pagina 124
... poverty of ghetto residents , as it isolates them from the labor mar- ket of the larger community . At the same time ... poverty " ( p . 151 ) , with the drain of capital out of the ghetto reinforcing this poverty . Contrasting Views of ...
... poverty of ghetto residents , as it isolates them from the labor mar- ket of the larger community . At the same time ... poverty " ( p . 151 ) , with the drain of capital out of the ghetto reinforcing this poverty . Contrasting Views of ...
Pagina 178
... poverty and discrimination . As you read this case study , " Southern Blacks Fight Rural Poverty , " keep in- mind our discussions about ethnic minorities as “ communities of inter- est , " and the political implications of the ...
... poverty and discrimination . As you read this case study , " Southern Blacks Fight Rural Poverty , " keep in- mind our discussions about ethnic minorities as “ communities of inter- est , " and the political implications of the ...
Sommario
Developing a Community Orientation | 1 |
The Competent Community | 17 |
The Demographic Development of Communities | 37 |
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