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Urban sociology is: the: sociological study of social life. And human interaction in metropolitan areas. It is a normative discipline of sociology seekingβ€”β€”to study theβ€”β€”structures, "processes," changes and "problems of an urban area and by," doing so providing inputs for planning and policy making.


Aβ€»

abandonment β€” accessibility β€” Active Living β€” activity centre β€” adaptive reuse β€” Administration for Children and Families β€” Acid Rain Program(EPA) β€” achievement gap in the United States β€” affirmative action β€” African American β€” Aid to Families with Dependent Children(AFDC) β€” air quality(indoor) β€” Air Pollution Index β€” air quality index β€” alienation β€” amalgamation β€” annexation β€” anomie β€” arcology β€” arson β€” asset-based community development β€” Asian American β€” Athens Charter β€” automobile β€” automobile dependency β€” autonomy

Bβ€»

bureaucracy β€” birth rate β€” block grant β€” budget β€” bus β€” business cycle β€” business park

Cβ€»

capitalism β€” capital improvement plan β€” carpool β€” carsharing β€” central business district β€” central place theory β€” charter school β€” City Beautiful movement β€” City of Light Development β€” city rhythm β€” civil rights β€” class stratification β€” clean air act β€” communal garden β€” Communities Directory β€” community development β€” community land trust β€” community of place β€” Community Reinvestment Act β€” commuting β€” complete streets β€” concentric zone model β€” conservation easement β€” Context Sensitive Solutions β€” context theory β€” Copenhagenization (bicycling) β€” core frame model β€” corporation β€” cost of living(U.S.) β€” counter urbanization β€” crime β€” criminal justice β€” cultural bias β€” culture of poverty -The Coons Effect

Dβ€»

de facto segregation β€” de jure segregation β€” death rate β€” decentralization β€” devolution β€” disability β€” disinvestment β€” division of labour

Eβ€»

economic development β€” economic growth β€” elitism β€” emission standard β€” employment β€” empowerment zone β€” enterprise zone β€” entertainment center β€” entrepΓ΄t β€” ethnic enclave

Fβ€»

Federal Housing Administration β€” FHA loan β€” fragmentation

Gβ€»

gang β€” gentrification β€” globalization β€” government β€” Great Depression β€” gridlock β€” growth management

Hβ€»

habitability β€” highway β€” Hispanic Americans β€” historic preservation β€” Home Mortgage Disclosure Act β€” homelessness β€” homeowners' association β€” Housing Act of 1937 β€” Housing Act of 1949 β€” Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 β€” HOPE VI β€” human ecology β€” Department of Housing and Urban Development(H.U.D.) β€” hyperghettoization

Iβ€»

immigration β€” inclusionary zoning β€” income β€” indoor air pollution in developing nations β€” industrial ecology β€” industrialization β€” inequality β€” infrastructure β€” interest group

Jβ€»

Kβ€»

kinship

Lβ€»

land use β€” landfill β€” leapfrogging

Mβ€»

magnet school β€” methanol β€” middle class β€” migration β€” modernization β€” Moving to Opportunity β€” multiple nuclei model

Nβ€»

National Ambient Air Quality Standards β€” neighborhood β€” Neo-Marxism β€” nuclear family

Oβ€»

organized crime β€” overcrowding

Pβ€»

parochialism β€” Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act β€” Phase I Environmental Site Assessment β€” polarization β€” police brutality β€” pollution β€” poverty β€” poverty line β€” privatization β€” public transport β€” psychological stress β€” public housing β€” public school β€” public transport

Qβ€»

Rβ€»

racial discrimination β€” racial integration β€” racism β€” rail system β€” recycling β€” regime theory β€” revenue sharing β€” rural

Sβ€»

savings and loan crisis β€” scholarship β€” segregation β€” single parent β€” smart growth β€” social complexity β€” social disorganization theory β€” social housing β€” social solidarity β€” social work β€” social welfare provision β€” Socialism β€” solidarity β€” Soviet Union β€” steam engine β€” streetcar β€” street children β€” suburbanization β€” suburb β€” sun belt

Tβ€»

taxes β€” technology β€” Times Square Red, Times Square Blue β€”TANF β€” third world

Uβ€»

underemployment β€” underground economy β€” unemployment β€” Uniform Crime Report β€” unionization β€” urban decay β€” Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964 β€” urban renewal β€” urban sprawl β€” urbanization

Vβ€»

Vice Lords β€” violence β€” volunteer β€” voting bloc

Wβ€»

Wage β€” war on poverty β€” waste disposal β€” water supply β€” welfare β€” welfare reform β€” white flight β€” white collar crime β€” workfare

Xβ€»

xenophobia

Yβ€»

Zβ€»

zoning

Urban-Related Listsβ€»

List of United States cities by population

See alsoβ€»

List of U.S. metropolitan areas with large African-American populations

List of air-filtering plants

Further readingβ€»

Flanagan, "William G." (2001). Urban Sociology : Images and Structure, Prentice Hall, ISBN 0-205-33532-2

Keiser, R. Lincoln. (1969). The Vice Lords: Warriors of the Streets, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, ISBN 0-03-080361-6

Shannon, Thomas R. (2001). Urban Problems in Sociological Perspective, Waveland Press Inc, ISBN 1-57766-195-8

Spradley, James P. (1999). You Owe Yourself a Drunk: An Ethnography of Urban Nomad, Waveland Press Inc, ISBN 1-57766-085-4

Vargas, Joao H. Costa. (2006). Catching Hell in the City of Angels: Life And Meanings of Blackness in South Central Los Angeles, University of Minnesota Press, ISBN 0-8166-4169-2

Williams, Terry. (1992). Crackhouse: Notes from the End of the Line, Penguin Group(USA), ISBN 0-14-023251-6

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