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Community can be defined at any number of levels from an interest group to the European Community (of nations). Studying the various aspects of community and its dynamics takes people across the disciplines, primarily social science ones (though it need not be restricted to these), in order to examine either a specific community or communities in general from a variety of viewpoints. The materials assembled by people studying communities as a theme and now made available on the Internet can help enrich the research of people doing research from within a given discipline who find that the resource base there is much leaner.There are sub-areas of community studies, the two most dominant of which are
There is a great deal of overlap in the content of these two sub-areas of study, so their resources are interchangeable to a great extent.
Further Resources
- Google Search for Community Studies
- Applied Community Studies
- Applied Community Studies - Liverpool
- Applied Community Studies - links
- Social Work related
- Center of Applied Community Studies - links
- Club of Rome links
- Research Suggestions
- Info on the Web
- Internet Resources
- Rationalle for a Community Studies Minor
- Resources and Links
- A definition and program outline
- Education related - links
- European Studies Links
- Famous Sociologists links
- Recommended Sites
- Community medicine related
- New American Studies Web
- Business and regional related
- Community Linx Index
- A study any community by going there approach
- Toronto related
- A program syllabus
- The Land Institute
- Web Resources
- Work and Labor related