Community Life by Crow
First published in 1994. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Community Life
Summary
Designed for undergraduate courses, this book looks at the sociology of community in contemporary Britain. The book surveys the growing literature on the nature of local social relationships, drawing on a range of empirical and theoretical work.
Community Life Summary
Table of Contents
Introduction
- Old and New Themes in the Sociology of Community
- The Way Things Were: Community Life in Past Generations
- The Restructuring of Communities: The Impact of Economic Change
- Moving In and Moving On: The Significance of Geographical Mobility
- Ethnicity, Solidarity and Exclusion: Race and Spatial Social Segregation
- Home Ownership and Home Life: Changing Ideals of Housing and Domesticity
- Remaking Communities: Urban Redevelopment and Community Action
- Community and Social Policy: Care and Control
- Conclusions: The Continuing Importance of the Sociology of Community
Index
Additional information
GOR002011497
9780745011981
0745011985
Community Life by Crow
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Taylor & Francis Ltd
1994-03-01
256
N/A
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