The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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... city - building phase was facilitated by developments such as railway systems , steam power and ships , and the telegraph , which led to a pattern of urban settlements we now call central cities . During this phase , communities grew by ...
... city - building phase was facilitated by developments such as railway systems , steam power and ships , and the telegraph , which led to a pattern of urban settlements we now call central cities . During this phase , communities grew by ...
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... cities have large areas of segregated neighborhoods , whereas few suburban communities have neighborhoods with high ... central cities to mostly segregated sub- urban communities include white prejudices against living in neigh- borhoods ...
... cities have large areas of segregated neighborhoods , whereas few suburban communities have neighborhoods with high ... central cities to mostly segregated sub- urban communities include white prejudices against living in neigh- borhoods ...
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... central city , especially the inner - city areas of most older U.S. communities . Judd ( 1979 ) documents the reasons for the economic difficulties of central cities in terms of high public costs : such cities provide daily services for ...
... central city , especially the inner - city areas of most older U.S. communities . Judd ( 1979 ) documents the reasons for the economic difficulties of central cities in terms of high public costs : such cities provide daily services for ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
Class and RaceEthnicity | 49 |
and Ethnic Minority Neighborhoods | 75 |
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