32). Wilson states (1997), “Social organization of a neighborhood depends on local friendship ties, the degree of social cohesion, density and stability of organizations, and resident participation in these organizations” (p.32). The importance of social organization holds community together and exerts social control which discourages negative behaviors...
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The importance of social organization holds community together and exerts social control which discourages negative behaviors. A ghetto is a group of dysfunctional households that contract a neighborhood which lacks social organization and control generating negative behaviors. Non-existing social order and social organization causes a fading of inner-city family...
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