The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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Pagina 64
... types are useful ( see figure 6.2 ) . Three dimensions of neighborhoods - social interaction , identity , and linkages to the broader community — are used to construct neighborhood types ( Warren and Warren , 1977 , pp . 96-97 ) ...
... types are useful ( see figure 6.2 ) . Three dimensions of neighborhoods - social interaction , identity , and linkages to the broader community — are used to construct neighborhood types ( Warren and Warren , 1977 , pp . 96-97 ) ...
Pagina 67
Phillip Fellin. These six neighborhood contexts are not rigid and static types . One type of neighborhood may remain as it is for years , or may evolve into another type . In some cases , neighborhoods will generate problem- solving ...
Phillip Fellin. These six neighborhood contexts are not rigid and static types . One type of neighborhood may remain as it is for years , or may evolve into another type . In some cases , neighborhoods will generate problem- solving ...
Pagina 69
... types is provided by Fellin and Litwak ( 1968 ) . They identify organizational , value , and change dimensions of neighborhood primary groups which can be utilized in the construction of diagnostic categories of neighborhoods . The ...
... types is provided by Fellin and Litwak ( 1968 ) . They identify organizational , value , and change dimensions of neighborhood primary groups which can be utilized in the construction of diagnostic categories of neighborhoods . The ...
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Developing a Community Orientation | 1 |
The Competent Community | 17 |
The Demographic Development of Communities | 37 |
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