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Research Paper
The Concept of Community in the Social Sciences and its Juridical Relevance Isabelle Schulte-Tenckhoff
September 2001
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
About the Author
The Mandate
Posing the Problem
I. Understanding Community: Milestones
A. Community and Society (F. Tönnies)
B. Topicality And Critique Of Tönnies's Model
C. Mechanical and Organic Solidarity (E. Durkheim)
D. Communal and Associative Relationships (M. Weber)
E. The Folk-Urban Continuum (R. Redfield)
F. Assessment II. Understanding Communities: Challenges A. The Functionalist Study of Social Groups
B. The Problematic of Culture
C. The Problematic of Identity
D. The Concept of Ethnic Community (I): Taking Stock
E. The Concept of Ethnic Community (II): Problems
F. Communities Scattered and Reassembled
G. Assessment III. Prospect: The Legal Significance Of Community
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