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Community practice as street-level bureaucracy: community views and discretionary patterns
Tamar Shwartz-Ziv
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Roni Strier
School of Social Work
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Arab
33%
Community Practice
100%
Community Practitioners
100%
Community Setting
33%
Community Views
100%
Cultural Competence
33%
Cultural Encounters
33%
Developing Opportunity
33%
Disadvantaged Communities
33%
Disadvantaged Families
33%
Disadvantaged Groups
33%
Discretionary Space
33%
Excluded Populations
33%
Formal Policy
33%
Israeli
33%
Jews
33%
Mixed Cities
33%
Perspective Theory
33%
Policy Development
33%
Policy Practice
33%
Political Issues
33%
Public Community
66%
Service Development
33%
Shared Space
33%
Social Work
66%
Social Work Research
33%
Street-level Bureaucracy
100%
Unequal Power Relations
33%
Urban Community
33%
Work Community
33%
Social Sciences
Cultural Competence
100%
Judaism
100%
Mixed Cities
100%
Qualitative Research
100%
Social Work Research
100%
Urban Population
100%