Strong civil society as a double-edged sword
Strong civil society as a double-edged sword
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DOI：
10.1177/1065912907312983
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发表时间：
2008-09-01
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
Crook, Kevin
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作者：
Aldrich, Daniel P.;Crook, Kevin
为了满足卡特里娜飓风后对住房的迫切需求，新奥尔良和联邦紧急事务管理局的官员列出了拖车公园的潜在地点。我们分析批准的网站，以跟踪哪些因素与较大（或较小）数量的拖车和拖车网站每个邮政编码块。社会资本水平较高的地区，如投票等非营利活动所证明的，被指定为较少的拖车，控制种族，收入，教育，洪水破坏和其他相关因素。民间社会同时努力将公民聚集在一起，同时动员他们抵御后院拖车停车场的威胁。
To meet the dire need for housing following Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans and Federal Emergency Management Agency officials created lists of potential sites for trailer parks. We analyze approved sites to track which factors were linked with larger (or smaller) numbers of trailers and trailer sites per zip code block. Areas which displayed greater levels of social capital, as evidenced by voluntaristic activities such as voting, were slated for fewer trailers, controlling for race, income, education, flood damage, and other relevant factors. Civil society worked simultaneously to bring citizens together while mobilizing them against the threat of trailer parks in their backyards.