Race, Community and Conflict by John Rex and Robert Moore was published in 1967 and had a considerable public impact … describes and explains the immediate impact of the book and its more lasting contribution to sociology. Race, Community and …

deconstructed. This is conceptualised through a reading of John Clarke's 'magical recovery of community'. Although cricket has been …

of the online community. I argue that cyber-ethnography's reflexive qualities allow the characteristics of the online … community to emerge. I demonstrate, through the cyber-ethnographic exploration of two feminist online communities, how the … participants define their own perimeters. I suggest that the online community has two main characteristics. Through its convergence …

of the online community. I argue that cyber-ethnography's reflexive qualities allow the characteristics of the online … community to emerge. I demonstrate, through the cyber-ethnographic exploration of two feminist online communities, how the … participants define their own perimeters. I suggest that the online community has two main characteristics. Through its convergence …

those that hinder it. The study involved the use of a participatory action research approach in a community setting. The …

The workplace provides a very important context for the development of community. Structural changes that have occurred … in the workplace in the last 25 years have impacted on how community has been constructed and experienced in the … collectivism, such as teamwork hasundermined more genuine employee generated forms of community and solidarity. Through in …

This article asserts that community matters, not least because of the continued importance of community demonstrated by … maintain 'community'. A sense of community is constructed through narratives of place and lifestyle to create an inclusive … the norms of community fall short of reciprocity or duty, making it a 'community without obligation'. …