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social science subjects > sociology > social change > social disorganization

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social disorganization

Social disorganization theory refers specifically to the failure of a neighborhood's social institutions to develop cohesion, exert social control, and diminish crime. A departure from individual explanations of crime, social disorganization theorists examine how the structural characteristics of neighborhoods—residential stability, housing quality, economic opportunity, income levels, and social institutions—affect how residents realize common values and wield social control. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Problems; Social Disorganization]

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