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• catalog contributor b11354292.
• catalog created "c1999.".
• catalog date "1999".
• catalog date "c1999.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1999.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [151]-155) and index.".
• catalog description "ch. 1. The comparative study of small communities: The perspective of sociological structuralism ; Central place/ecological studies ; Political economy and populism ; Making a place for structural theory -- ch. 2. A structural theory of community: The Polanyi principle ; Community and environment ; The dimensions of community structure ; The structural explanation of welfare ; A fundamental issue -- ch. 3. Ecology and history of Southern Tier communities: The town as a unit of analysis ; Changes in the population of towns 1950-1990 ; The ecology of manufacturing, housing and health ; History ; The trouble with ecological analysis -- ch. 4. The structural dimensions of communities: The quest for dimensions of community structure ; A factor analysis of the data for New York towns ; Structural profiles ; The ecological context of the structural dimensions -- ch. 5. Town governance: The institutions of government in New York towns ; The structure of town government ; Town finance ; Does structure shape practices? -- ch. 6. Transaction organization: Manufacturing and business in the Southern Tier ; Development efforts ; Housing and health organization -- ch. 7. Structure and welfare: Indicators of average welfare ; Test of the structural reinforcement hypothesis ; What about causation at the individual level? ; Interventions -- ch. 8. Small towns and great changes: Warren's displacement hypothesis ; Bureaucratic dependency ; A cross-system hypothesis ; The fundamental cause of structural change ; ch. 9. The perspective of sociological structuralism: Sectoral versus systemic structuralism ; Making structure work ; Are towns democratic and autonomous? -- Appendix: The informant survey and comparative community research.".
• catalog extent "xiv, 160 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Small towns in multilevel society.".
• catalog identifier "076181423X (cloth : alk. paper)".
• catalog identifier "0761814248 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Small towns in multilevel society.".
• catalog issued "1999".
• catalog issued "c1999.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Lanham : University Press of America,".
• catalog relation "Small towns in multilevel society.".
• catalog spatial "New York (State)".
• catalog subject "307 21".
• catalog subject "Communities.".
• catalog subject "Community development New York (State) Case studies.".
• catalog subject "Community organization New York (State) Case studies.".
• catalog subject "HM756 .Y68 1999".
• catalog subject "Local government New York (State) Case studies.".
• catalog subject "Local government New York (State)".
• catalog subject "Rural development New York (State) Case studies.".
• catalog tableOfContents "ch. 1. The comparative study of small communities: The perspective of sociological structuralism ; Central place/ecological studies ; Political economy and populism ; Making a place for structural theory -- ch. 2. A structural theory of community: The Polanyi principle ; Community and environment ; The dimensions of community structure ; The structural explanation of welfare ; A fundamental issue -- ch. 3. Ecology and history of Southern Tier communities: The town as a unit of analysis ; Changes in the population of towns 1950-1990 ; The ecology of manufacturing, housing and health ; History ; The trouble with ecological analysis -- ch. 4. The structural dimensions of communities: The quest for dimensions of community structure ; A factor analysis of the data for New York towns ; Structural profiles ; The ecological context of the structural dimensions -- ch. 5. Town governance: The institutions of government in New York towns ; The structure of town government ; Town finance ; Does structure shape practices? -- ch. 6. Transaction organization: Manufacturing and business in the Southern Tier ; Development efforts ; Housing and health organization -- ch. 7. Structure and welfare: Indicators of average welfare ; Test of the structural reinforcement hypothesis ; What about causation at the individual level? ; Interventions -- ch. 8. Small towns and great changes: Warren's displacement hypothesis ; Bureaucratic dependency ; A cross-system hypothesis ; The fundamental cause of structural change ; ch. 9. The perspective of sociological structuralism: Sectoral versus systemic structuralism ; Making structure work ; Are towns democratic and autonomous? -- Appendix: The informant survey and comparative community research.".
• catalog title "Small towns in multilevel society / Frank W. Young.".
• catalog type "text".