ACLS Humanities E-Book: Interorganizational activation in urban communities: deductions from the concept of system

Interorganizational activation in urban communities: deductions from the concept of system

Turk, Herman.

Year: 1973]

Publisher: American Sociological Association.

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PREFACE

INTRODUCTION: AN OVERVIEW

I. SYSTEMS, ASSOCIATIONALISM, SOCIAL CHOICE, AND AN INTERORGANIZATIONAL THEORY OF MACROSOCIAL PHENOMENA

II. DERIVED HYPOTHESIS: LINKAGE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PARTIES, AND VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS

III. COMPARATIVE EVIDENCE OF LINKAGE BY THESE ORGANIZATIONS IN 130 OF THE LARGEST CITIES

IV. FOUR COMPARATIVE TESTS OF THE HYPOTHESIS: LINKAGE AND NEED-SUPPLY RELATIONS WITHIN THE 130 CITIES

SUMMARY, THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS, AND PROSPECTS

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Title:

Interorganizational activation in urban communities : deductions from the concept of system / by Herman Turk.

Author:

Turk, Herman

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Interorganizational activation in urban communities : deductions from the concept of system / by Herman Turk.
Turk, Herman
[Washington: American Sociological Association, 1973]

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.06861

Subject Headings:

• Sociology, Urban
• Interorganizational relations -- Research
• Social systems

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