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Saltman, Juliet Z. was born on April 30, 1923 in Haifa, Israel. Daughter of Samuel Herman and Bertha Zion.
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{ A FRAGILE MOVEMENT: THE STRUGGLE FOR NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION (BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND INDEXES IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES #86) } by Saltman, Juliet (AUTHOR) Mar-20-1990 Hardcover
(A Fragile Movement: The Struggle for Neighborhood Stabili...)
A Fragile Movement: The Struggle for Neighborhood Stabilization (Bibliographies and Indexes in Religious Studies #86) A Fragile Movement: The Struggle for Neighborhood Stabilization (Bibliographies and Indexes in Religious Studies #86) by Saltman, Juliet ( Author ) Hardcover Mar- 1990 Hardcover Mar- 20- 1990
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A Fragile Movement: The Struggle for Neighborhood Stabilization (Bibliographies and Indexes in Religious Studies)
( This study deals with the effects of the neighborhood s...)
This study deals with the effects of the neighborhood stabilization movement, which was formed to maintain community racial integration. It is the first socio-historical analysis of the movement. As Saltman discovered, it is easier to attain integration than to maintain it. The study sought to identify the factors that lead to success or failure in maintaining community racial integration. While it includes quantitative data, this work also reveals the feelings, hopes, and passion of the people involved in the struggle. The book is divided into four parts. The first section deals with the methodological and analytical framework of the study, as well as offering perspectives on social movements in general and the neighborhood stabilization movement in particular. Part Two is an analysis of the movement on the community level in terms of its development and results. It presents five detailed case studies and ten brief profiles of urban and suburban movement efforts. In Part Three, the national level of the movement is discussed in terms of its development and its interaction with local movement organizations. The impact of the national climate on both levels and the movement as a whole is explored. Part Four outlines conclusions and policy implications of the study and offers a strategy for maintaining racial integration in urban neighborhoods.
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Juliet Z. Saltman
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Juliet Z. Saltman, Israeli sociology educator. Recipient National Volunteer award, 1970, Akron Area Brotherhood award, 1977, Douglass Society Alumna award, Rutgers University, Community Service award, Society Applied Sociology, 1995, Civil Rights Hero award, California Department Fair Employment & Housing, 2009. Founder Akron Fair Housing Contact Service, 1965, West Side Neighbors, 1967.
Education
Bachelor, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1943. Master of Arts, University Chicago, 1948. Doctor of Philosophy, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, 1973.
Career
Professor emerita sociology Kent State University, since 1988. Consultant fair housing and neighborhood stabilization for government and private agencies. Member advisory board intergroup relations grant program Mott Foundation.
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{ A FRAGILE MOVEMENT: THE STRUGGLE FOR NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION (BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND INDEXES IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES #86) } by Saltman, Juliet (AUTHOR) Mar-20-1990 Hardcover
(A Fragile Movement: The Struggle for Neighborhood Stabili...)
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A Fragile Movement: The Struggle for Neighborhood Stabilization (Bibliographies and Indexes in Religious Studies)
( This study deals with the effects of the neighborhood s...)
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{ A FRAGILE MOVEMENT: THE STRUGGLE FOR NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION (BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND INDEXES IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES #86) } by Saltman, Juliet (AUTHOR) Mar-20-1990 Hardcover
Membership
Founder Akron Fair Housing Contact Service, 1965, West Side Neighbors, 1967.
Connections
Married William M. Saltman, February 14, 1943. Children: David, Nina, Daniel.
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Recipient National Volunteer award, 1970, Akron Area Brotherhood award, 1977, Douglass Society Alumna award, Rutgers University, Community Service award, Society Applied Sociology, 1995, Civil Rights Hero award, California Department Fair Employment & Housing, 2009.Recipient National Volunteer award, 1970, Akron Area Brotherhood award, 1977, Douglass Society Alumna award, Rutgers University, Community Service award, Society Applied Sociology, 1995, Civil Rights Hero award, California Department Fair Employment & Housing, 2009.