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... ethnic and occupational groups , burial societies , social clubs , and re- ligious groups . Voluntary associations help migrants understand urban behavior . Through membership in such groups , they build a network of supportive ...
... ethnic and occupational groups , burial societies , social clubs , and re- ligious groups . Voluntary associations help migrants understand urban behavior . Through membership in such groups , they build a network of supportive ...
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... ethnic association are labor- ers , others are doctors , lawyers , and assorted professionals . The ideology of associations is usually that of a gigantic kinship group . Members are expected to call one another " brother " and " sister ...
... ethnic association are labor- ers , others are doctors , lawyers , and assorted professionals . The ideology of associations is usually that of a gigantic kinship group . Members are expected to call one another " brother " and " sister ...
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... ethnic succession of crime in American cities . Segments of Italian , Cuban , Puerto Rican , black , and other ethnic groups have all used crime to escape poverty and powerlessness . However , the criminal networks of each group have ...
... ethnic succession of crime in American cities . Segments of Italian , Cuban , Puerto Rican , black , and other ethnic groups have all used crime to escape poverty and powerlessness . However , the criminal networks of each group have ...
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