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The Impact of Military Desegregation on Segregation Patterns in American Cities
Polly J. Smith
其他書名
A Case Study of Colorado Springs, New London, and Fayetteville
出版Edwin Mellen Press, 2007
主題History / Military / United StatesLaw / DiscriminationPolitical Science / GeneralPolitical Science / Public Policy / City Planning & Urban DevelopmentSocial Science / Discrimination
ISBN07734540129780773454019
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=dsPwAAAAMAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋This case study of three United States cities examines census data, institutional policy, and community housing market analyses to illustrate the impact of military and institutional policies on metropolitan level segregation and other socioeconomic characteristics. This work should appeal to scholars working in fields of sociology and urban development. impact on metropolitan level racial and ethnic segregation. Military bases are institutions that draw large numbers of outsiders, namely young males, aged 18-24. By examining the level of segregation, racial composition, and neighborhood characteristics, in neighborhoods considered to be highly impacted by a military institution, the objectives are: to demonstrate an institutional effect on segregation at the metropolitan-level; and to assess the social and geographic impact of military institutions in locations where they are dominant. To achieve these objectives, U.S. census data, institutional policy, and community housing market analyses are examined to illustrate the impact of military and institutional policies on metropolitan level segregation and other socioeconomic characteristics.