The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1995 - 292 pagine |
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... groups such as the family and educational and cultural units of the community . Communities as systems must relate ... primary groups that engage in social activities on a daily basis and often contribute to the performance of community ...
... groups such as the family and educational and cultural units of the community . Communities as systems must relate ... primary groups that engage in social activities on a daily basis and often contribute to the performance of community ...
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Phillip Fellin. include voluntary associations , such as parent - teacher organizations , homeowners groups , and church groups , which make up the formal structure of the neighborhood . NEIGHBORHOOD AS PRIMARY GROUP Residents often ...
Phillip Fellin. include voluntary associations , such as parent - teacher organizations , homeowners groups , and church groups , which make up the formal structure of the neighborhood . NEIGHBORHOOD AS PRIMARY GROUP Residents often ...
Pagina 124
... groups and / or local government which infringe upon their interests . They also use such memberships to promote ... primary groups with the local community and to formal bureau- cratic organizations ( Litwak , 1961 ) . They help ...
... groups and / or local government which infringe upon their interests . They also use such memberships to promote ... primary groups with the local community and to formal bureau- cratic organizations ( Litwak , 1961 ) . They help ...
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Systems Perspectives for Understanding Communities | 28 |
Demographic Development of Communities | 41 |
Social Class | 58 |
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