The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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Pagina 64
... neigh- borhood " ( Warren , 1981 , p . 91 ) . Inequalities are found among neigh- borhoods in the distribution of public services , as well as in the re- sources available from informal support systems such as natural helpers , friends ...
... neigh- borhood " ( Warren , 1981 , p . 91 ) . Inequalities are found among neigh- borhoods in the distribution of public services , as well as in the re- sources available from informal support systems such as natural helpers , friends ...
Pagina 68
... neigh- borhoods of East Los Angeles ( Reeves , 1981 ) —some of these neigh- borhoods could be classified as " anomic " or " transitory . " The litera- ture does not suggest that there are many ghettos or slums which form integral ...
... neigh- borhoods of East Los Angeles ( Reeves , 1981 ) —some of these neigh- borhoods could be classified as " anomic " or " transitory . " The litera- ture does not suggest that there are many ghettos or slums which form integral ...
Pagina 71
... neigh- borhoods . Second , a framework developed by Fellin and Litwak ( 1968 ) illustrates the use of organizational , value , and change dimensions to form neighborhood types . EXERCISES 1. Read the New York Times arti- cle , " What's ...
... neigh- borhoods . Second , a framework developed by Fellin and Litwak ( 1968 ) illustrates the use of organizational , value , and change dimensions to form neighborhood types . EXERCISES 1. Read the New York Times arti- cle , " What's ...
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Class and RaceEthnicity | 49 |
and Ethnic Minority Neighborhoods | 75 |
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