The Urban Neighborhood: A Sociological Perspective

attachment borhood bors boundaries centers characteristics cial cities class residents class suburbs collective concentrated concept considered cultural depends dimensions distinct districts door neighbors ecological economic Ekistics environment ethnic example existence facilities and services factors formal friends friendships functional distance Gans groups heterogeneous homogeneity hood hood units housing estate individuals inhabitants intensity isolation Jane Jacobs Kuper larger less living loyalties middle class Mogey move neigh neighbor relations neighbor role neighborhood unit neighboring activities neighborly nomic particular patterns of neighboring Paul Ritter physical and social physical distance physical planners population rela relationships relatives resi residential rural Ruth Glass selective self-sufficiency shops significant slums social change social class social contacts Sociological solidary spatial standards street subareas Suburban suggests tion tive traditional urban areas Urban Neighborhood values variable vary viduals villages West Philadelphia Wurzbacher York