Dismantling the community-based service system.

摘要: Abstract As a result of the community-based human services movement in 1960s and 1970s, massive numbers dependent people moved out large-scale institutions returned to community life. Clients their support concentrated inner cities, forming “service-dependent population ghettos” there. Recently, however, new urban economic development patterns, local land use policies that limit housing supply, reductions funds for social programs have begun dismantle service-dependent ghettos some cities. These changes may force clients back into institutions, service settings do not suit needs, or onto streets. Using case study Santa Clara County, California, this article describes forces contributed development, now decline, ghetto The authors argue planners policymakers need address problems groups before those worsen. P...