Everyday Sociology Talk: Robert Sampson on Communities and Crises
Robert Sampson, author of Great American City, discusses how crises impact communities differently with Karen Sternheimer.
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Robert Sampson, author of Great American City, discusses how crises impact communities differently with Karen Sternheimer.
For more videos, see www.youtube.com/nortonsoc
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From my own experience in New Orleans, major disasters accelerate trends that were established before the disaster, such as population loss.
Posted by: Tom Suydam | January 06, 2012 at 11:02 AM
A crisis can happen anywhere and to anyone. To the poor and to the waalthy. Katrina hit New Orleans when they were having a poputlation decrease, but 911 happened when New York had a huge population and they both had a major crisis and the pepole all had to suffer.
Posted by: Jessica | January 19, 2012 at 08:44 PM
With the world growing bigger and bigger it leaves more people vulnerable to crises. Showing that more people are moving into bigger cities and leaving the land. Is it because we are growing to such a urban global community.
Posted by: Zander | June 01, 2012 at 10:39 AM