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    of authentic urban places. In the recent years, Harlem underwent many internal and external changes due to gentrification. The influx movement of affluent residents into the neighborhood caused Harlem to be remolded from “a community with a rich past, but an ominous future” to “one of the hottest residential neighborhoods in the five boroughs” (63). Zukin implored on the rich past of Harlem to provide full insight of the circumstances that set the scene for gentrification and to show the extent…

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    for jobs. Booming cities also brought shiploads of immigrants from Europe looking to escape harsh economic conditions and persecution inflicted upon them. Rapid and constant change of the city of Chicago peaked interests of two researchers looking to make name for themselves. Park and Burgess (1925) were interested to see firsthand human competition for limited space. After observing the city change over time they came up with the Concentric Zone Theory. That theory divided city of Chicago into…

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    Social Disorganization Theory Case Study

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    When most community or neighborhood members are acquainted and on good terms with one another, a substantial portion of the adult population has the potential to influence each child. Modern Social disorganization theory is more complex than the classical theory. They linked structural aspects of neighborhoods (Poverty, Residential mobility, heterogeneity, and broken homes.) to a neighborhoods ability to institute social control (Interpersonal friendship networks, ability to monitor teens, and…

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    Sunset Hills Greensboro: Transformative, Community-Based Neighborhood Located west of downtown Greensboro, Sunset Hills is a mature neighborhood with active residents. Sunset Hills is a historic neighborhood with some homes dating back to the 1920s. New home buyers will find different styles of homes, including Vintage Tudor Revivals, Cape Cods, and Ranch. Buyers who opt to purchase in an established neighborhood have the benefit of realizing impressive gains when they are ready to sell their…

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    explore the neighborhoods within Seattle. In doing so, I was able to put myself in the shoes of the young homebuyers out there today and get a better idea of what was waiting for me after graduation. Seattle has been labeled a city of neighborhoods, and as you travel through it, this becomes apparent almost immediately. The city is made up of more than 120 districts and neighborhoods, each with their own unique history, diverse population, and special events and attractions. The neighborhood…

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    theories in social theories. The first one is the social structure theory, which is also made up of two theories, that focuses on how individuals are influenced by social institutions that make up organized social institutions. The social structure criminologists study categories such as poverty, disorganized neighborhoods, school systems, and gangs. All of those categories can influence individuals to commit criminal acts. This theory includes two more theories called social disorganization…

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    mental traits is something that cannot be changed in one way or another. Cox because of all of his problems with schooling, his rough childhood, and family displacement, went through lot of psychological changes that made him to become a killer. I do believe that his action are well represented by someone who has problems with his mental balance. Being able to kill kids while they sleep, and massacre four people in one morning leave a possibility that someone who went through a lot of bad in his…

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    from personal experience and living in the Austin area that in order for the “ A Recipe for Healthy Places” has not made any significant impact in the Austin Neighborhood. One should keep in mind that Austin is the biggest neighborhood in Chicago by population with ___ residing in Austin. Austin is also one of the most violent neighborhoods where children are not able to play in parks freely due to gang activities and random shootings. One of the main objectives of this plan was to expand the…

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    important. My family along with many others in my village would make sacrifices in order to afford school uniforms and school fees. The situation was not any different when I arrive in New York City. My neighborhood of Washington Heights is a predominantly immigrant neighborhood. Many of the families like my own, want their children to have assess to education. The pursuit of an education and a better life is what connected us in my neighborhood. Education was the foundation we needed to see…

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    Board of Education case and 52 years after the Civil Rights act ended all state and local laws requiring segregation, we are still facing segregation in schools, neighborhoods and in the work place. There might not be “whites only” or “colored” signs in stores and over water fountains, but all one has to do is take a look in your own neighborhood to see that segregation is still a problem in 2016. "Segregation...not only harms one physically but injures one spiritually...It scars the soul...It…

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