Ethnic minorities in urban areas A case study of racially changing communities [Paperback]

1. Introduction.- 2. Previous research: The underlying causes of neighborhood change.- 3. The racial transition process: Is Wynnefield a typical changing community?.- 4. Determinants of moving plans: Did white residents panic move?.- 5. Determinants of mobility: Do ethnic variables influence the decision to move?.- 6. The mobility process: Why householders think they moved.- 7. Synagogues and churches in changing communities: What role can they play in stabilization efforts?.- 8. Conclusions and policy implications.- Appendix 1. Sampling scheme.- Appendix 2. Biases introduced by sampling and interviewing procedures.- Appendix 3. Additional statistical analyses for chapter four, determinants of moving plans.- Appendix 4. Additional statistical analyses for chapter six. determinants of mobility.- Appendix 5. Additional statistical analyses for chapter seven, attitudes toward synagogue involvement in neighborhood stabilization efforts.- References.Springer Book Archives