The Family in the City

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Family, Life Course, and Society
Sociology

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Almost by definition the concentration of poverty is associated with the concentration of family problems and less well functioning communities. Researchers have had no problem documenting that crime, drug abuse, mental health problems, and school failure are all disproportionately located in the poorer communities in the United States, especially in very poor neighborhoods. However, for the author, that correlation of low income communities and problem behavior or low achievement among children does not necessarily demonstrate that families and children behave differently because they grow up in low income communities.

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1999-12-31

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Urbana

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To differentiate from other publications similarly named, this publication is available at the following link: http://190.169.94.12/ojs/index.php/rev_urb/index

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