Sociologist William Flanagan (1990) suggested three principles of public sociology to apply to go beyond replacing old buildings with new ones to building community. What are they?
What will be an ideal response?
Flanagan suggested three guiding principles: (1) Scale–regional and national planning is necessary, because there is too much squabblingand too few resourceswithin local jurisdictions. (2) Livability–cities must be appealing and meet human needs, especially the need for community. (3) Social justice–social policy must be evaluated by how it affects people. The poor cannot be displacedand the homeless cannot be neglected in the process of "improving" things.
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a. True b. False
The People's Temple required all of its disciples/members to
a. give up all worldly goods to the community. b. give up all children to the community. c. move from place to place whenever the community moved. d. all of the above e. None of the above. The People's Temple only expected people to agree with its religious beliefs.
Ross seeks to explain ______________________ differences among societies
a. psychosocial b. psychocultural c. social structural d. conflict and violence e. all of the above
__________ involves overt acts of aggression against an aging person
a. Elder neglect b. Family violence c. Domestic abuse d. Elder abuse