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Psychological Sense of Community

2002; Springer Nature; Linguagem: Inglês

10.1007/978-1-4615-0719-2

1568-2528

Adrian T. Fisher, Christopher Sonn, Brian Bishop,

Community and Sustainable Development

Part I: Introduction. 1. Psychological Sense of Community: Theory, Research, and Application K.D. Bess, et al. Part II: Locational Communities. 2. Psychological Home S.T. Sigmon, et al. 3. Presumptive Planning: From Urban Design to Community Creation in One Move? J. Hillier. 4. Community, Sense of Community, and Networks J. Hughey, P.W. Speer. Part III: Specific Settings. 5. Sense of Community of Young Women in Custody T. Redman, A.T. Fisher. 6. Sense of Community Among Recovering Addicts Residing in Oxford Houses: Making a House a Home J.R. Ferrari, et al. 7. Sense of Community in a University Setting: Campus as Workplace B.B. Mahan, et al. 8. Being Church and Community: Psychological Sense of Community in a Local Parish R. Miers, A.T. Fisher. 9. Sense of Community in the School: Listening to Students' Voices H. Vrailis Bateman. Part IV: Specific Groups. 10. Young People's Development of the Community-Minded Self: Considering Community Identity, Community Attachment and Sense of Community G.M.H. Pretty. 11. Immigrant Adaptation: Understanding the Process Through Sense of Community C.C. Sonn. 12. MOOing Till the Cows Come Home: The Search for Sense of Community in Virtual Environments L. Roberts, et al. 13. Contemporary Aboriginal Perceptions of Community P. Dudgeon, et al. Part V: Methodological and Theoretical Developments. 14. Sense of Community in Rural Communities: A Mixed Methodological Approach B.J. Bishop, et al. 15. Neighborhood Sense of Community and Social Capital: A Multi-Level Analysis D.D. Perkins, D.A. Long. 16. Expanding the Conceptualization of PSOC A.E. Brodsky, et al. Index.