The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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... especially disadvantaged in urban communities in terms of transpor- tation to work and job choices . Low income ... especially if they lack cars . So- cial life becomes localized ( Choldin , p . 404 ) for women with young children , even ...
... especially disadvantaged in urban communities in terms of transpor- tation to work and job choices . Low income ... especially if they lack cars . So- cial life becomes localized ( Choldin , p . 404 ) for women with young children , even ...
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... especially as evidenced in university towns , retirement areas , and recreation areas . Rural / small town communities are taking on urban socioeco- nomic functions , especially where companies such as IBM are mov- ing into small ...
... especially as evidenced in university towns , retirement areas , and recreation areas . Rural / small town communities are taking on urban socioeco- nomic functions , especially where companies such as IBM are mov- ing into small ...
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Phillip Fellin. developments ( especially convention centers and sports arenas ) . Any listing of these complex economic forces suggests the creation of a " fiscal plight " of the central city , especially the inner - city areas of most ...
Phillip Fellin. developments ( especially convention centers and sports arenas ) . Any listing of these complex economic forces suggests the creation of a " fiscal plight " of the central city , especially the inner - city areas of most ...
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Class and RaceEthnicity | 49 |
and Ethnic Minority Neighborhoods | 75 |
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