William Peterman
Biographic Data
| ID | 750858 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William Peterman |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | Peterman |
| SIGNATURE | PETERMAN W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chicago State University; 60612 Chicago IL USA |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Making of an Interdisciplinary Partnership
Interdisciplinary partnerships foster innovation to address pressing social problems. This paper describes an interdisciplinary partnership called the Chicago Food System Collaborative (CFSC) composed of a team of partners from four academic institutions and three community-based organizations representing a total of eight disciplines that included: community development and community organizing, community psychology, geography, nursing, nutritio…
Creating Stable Racially and Ethnically Diverse Communities in the United States
We examine fourteen stable, racially and ethnically diverse communities in nine US cities to understand what produces such communities. These communities in the context of the US experience of increased, multiracial, and multiethnic diversity in the early twenty‐first century can serve as a policy model as both the US and European nations look ahead toward more diverse societies. After providing a brief history of US segregation patterns, we prov…
Language,Nineteen eighty-four, and 1989
The article examines the fact that the push for democracy and the end of Communist rule in Central Europe was phrased in terms of traditional European notions of freedom and democracy, in spite of longlived Communist attempts to redefine these and related terms in order to make them a Communist reality. Communist language usage was forcefully brought home to the West by George Orwell inNineteen Eighty-Four, especially in his notion of "doublethin…
Options to Conventional Public Housing Management
Interest in options to conventional public housing management is growing. This article reviews five management options: resident participation, resident management, community development corporations, cooperatives, and mutual housing associations. Each option is evaluated with respect to the likelihood of reaching 12 structural, improvement, and resident well-being objectives. Although each of the five has some positive characteristics, resident …
The Making of an Interdisciplinary Partnership
Interdisciplinary partnerships foster innovation to address pressing social problems. This paper describes an interdisciplinary partnership called the Chicago Food System Collaborative (CFSC) composed of a team of partners from four academic institutions and three community-based organizations representing a total of eight disciplines that included: community development and community organizing, community psychology, geography, nursing, nutritio…
Language,Nineteen eighty-four, and 1989
The article examines the fact that the push for democracy and the end of Communist rule in Central Europe was phrased in terms of traditional European notions of freedom and democracy, in spite of longlived Communist attempts to redefine these and related terms in order to make them a Communist reality. Communist language usage was forcefully brought home to the West by George Orwell inNineteen Eighty-Four, especially in his notion of "doublethin…
Options to Conventional Public Housing Management
Interest in options to conventional public housing management is growing. This article reviews five management options: resident participation, resident management, community development corporations, cooperatives, and mutual housing associations. Each option is evaluated with respect to the likelihood of reaching 12 structural, improvement, and resident well-being objectives. Although each of the five has some positive characteristics, resident …
Creating Stable Racially and Ethnically Diverse Communities in the United States
We examine fourteen stable, racially and ethnically diverse communities in nine US cities to understand what produces such communities. These communities in the context of the US experience of increased, multiracial, and multiethnic diversity in the early twenty‐first century can serve as a policy model as both the US and European nations look ahead toward more diverse societies. After providing a brief history of US segregation patterns, we prov…
Options to Conventional Public Housing Management
Interest in options to conventional public housing management is growing. This article reviews five management options: resident participation, resident management, community development corporations, cooperatives, and mutual housing associations. Each option is evaluated with respect to the likelihood of reaching 12 structural, improvement, and resident well-being objectives. Although each of the five has some positive characteristics, resident …
Language,Nineteen eighty-four, and 1989
The article examines the fact that the push for democracy and the end of Communist rule in Central Europe was phrased in terms of traditional European notions of freedom and democracy, in spite of longlived Communist attempts to redefine these and related terms in order to make them a Communist reality. Communist language usage was forcefully brought home to the West by George Orwell inNineteen Eighty-Four, especially in his notion of "doublethin…
Creating Stable Racially and Ethnically Diverse Communities in the United States
We examine fourteen stable, racially and ethnically diverse communities in nine US cities to understand what produces such communities. These communities in the context of the US experience of increased, multiracial, and multiethnic diversity in the early twenty‐first century can serve as a policy model as both the US and European nations look ahead toward more diverse societies. After providing a brief history of US segregation patterns, we prov…
The Making of an Interdisciplinary Partnership
Interdisciplinary partnerships foster innovation to address pressing social problems. This paper describes an interdisciplinary partnership called the Chicago Food System Collaborative (CFSC) composed of a team of partners from four academic institutions and three community-based organizations representing a total of eight disciplines that included: community development and community organizing, community psychology, geography, nursing, nutritio…
Political science (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Law (2 works) · Public relations (2 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (2 works) · Balance (ability (1 work) · Business (1 work) · Central European Literary Studies (1 work) · Classical Studies and Philology (1 work) · Cognitive dissonance (1 work)