The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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... understanding of any community , whether it be a small town like Boyertown , a suburb like Oak Park , a central city , or a metropol- itan community . These dimensions are represented in both an eco- logical systems and a social systems ...
... understanding of any community , whether it be a small town like Boyertown , a suburb like Oak Park , a central city , or a metropol- itan community . These dimensions are represented in both an eco- logical systems and a social systems ...
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Phillip Fellin. system , we are interested in understanding how a community as a whole is functioning as well as understanding the activities of the various social units , or subsystems , which make up the system . An important feature ...
Phillip Fellin. system , we are interested in understanding how a community as a whole is functioning as well as understanding the activities of the various social units , or subsystems , which make up the system . An important feature ...
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... understanding the needs of new immigrants and the interactions between them and the social institutions within the community and the society ( Wong , 1985 ) . The movement of new immigrants into American communities and their settlement ...
... understanding the needs of new immigrants and the interactions between them and the social institutions within the community and the society ( Wong , 1985 ) . The movement of new immigrants into American communities and their settlement ...
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Developing a Community Orientation | 1 |
The Competent Community | 17 |
The Demographic Development of Communities | 37 |
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