The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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... serve as pres- sure groups , seeking to influence the goals and operations of the services and planning organizations . Service Agencies Social service agencies are established to deal with needs and / or problems of community residents ...
... serve as pres- sure groups , seeking to influence the goals and operations of the services and planning organizations . Service Agencies Social service agencies are established to deal with needs and / or problems of community residents ...
Pagina 159
... serve integrative functions for a large portion of the population of a community . However , less obvious forces outside the customary social institutions also serve important inte- grative functions . There are a number of examples ...
... serve integrative functions for a large portion of the population of a community . However , less obvious forces outside the customary social institutions also serve important inte- grative functions . There are a number of examples ...
Pagina 161
... serves positive func- tions for patrons , it may serve as a barrier to integration into the urban community ( Waddell and Watson , 1971 ) . Singles Bars . Singles bars seem to be everywhere , from major cities to college towns . The ...
... serves positive func- tions for patrons , it may serve as a barrier to integration into the urban community ( Waddell and Watson , 1971 ) . Singles Bars . Singles bars seem to be everywhere , from major cities to college towns . The ...
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Class and RaceEthnicity | 49 |
and Ethnic Minority Neighborhoods | 75 |
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