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Squires, Gregory D.; And Others – Social Problems, 1979
Redlining of many urban communities and discrimination against the poor and minorities are common in the insurance industry, and these practices contribute to the deterioration of those communities. The utilization of a structural/disinvestment approach by social scientists should provide additional information about the uneven development of…
Descriptors: Inner City, Insurance Companies, Low Income Groups, Minority Groups
Saegert, Susan – 1996
The lives of poor minority city residents demonstrate the diversity, multiple potentials, and vulnerability to external structures. In spite of the stereotypes of failure and the very real problems of the urban poor, there are many strengths among the so-called urban underclass and there are aspects of life that are successful and productive. In…
Descriptors: At Risk Persons, Community Involvement, Cooperation, Coping
Hughes, Mark Alan – 1993
The suburbanization of employment is examined as a key change in metropolitan settlement structure. Settlement structure refers to the physical landscape of the city and the social landscape of boundaries and routes. The study seeks a middle ground between the breadth of a national study and the depth of a local study. Conditions that characterize…
Descriptors: Community Change, Employment Opportunities, Employment Patterns, Geographic Location