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Is Urban Sociology Dying?

Teaching Sociology, 1988
Urban sociology in America is dying. The signs of this slow death are as follows: membership in the "Community" section of the American Sociological Association has fallen during the past year by over 30 percent; certain sociology departments granting PhDs no longer offer a specialization in urban sociology; some sociology departments have discontinued
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The Sociology of Urban Education

2013
Urban education has been the subject of ongoing discussion over the last 40 years, with vigorous debate over policies aimed at urban school improvement. As urban areas became increasingly poor and segregated (see Chapter 14, this volume), their school systems have come to mirror the problems of urban poverty, including low student achievement, high ...
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Urban Sociology.

American Sociological Review, 1956
Morris Axelrod, Egon Ernest Bergel
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Urban Sociology in France

Current Sociology, 1955
Prior to the period 1940-54, to which this bibliography is restricted, various types of surveys of some sociological interest had, for a hundred years or so, been carried out in a number of French towns. But despite the large number of individual studies inspired by France's increasing urbanization, no real urban sociology had been built up.
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Contributions to Urban Sociology

The British Journal of Sociology, 1964
Charles Tilly   +2 more
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Urban Sociology.

Contemporary Sociology, 1980
George E. Arquitt   +2 more
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Environmental Urban Sociology

Abstract Urban environmental sociology brings together multiple theoretical traditions to explain how cities shape—and are shaped by—ecological conditions, political power, and social inequality. Human ecology provides the earliest foundation by examining how populations, land use, and spatial competition structure urban environments.
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