In search of the regional balance of America
By: edited with a foreword by Howard W. Odum and Katharine Jocher.
Contributors: Jocher, Katharine C., joint ed.
Series: University of North Carolina sesquicentennial publications.
Publisher: Greenwood Press; Greenwood Pub Group; ABC-CLIO, LLC
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Westport, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 162
Subjects: Regionalism -- United States.; Regional planning -- United States.; Southern States -- Social conditions.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Reprint of the ed. published by University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, in series: The University of North Carolina sesquicentennial publications.
Table of contents: title: From empirical studies to regionalism: Odum, H. W. From community studies to regionalism. Odum, H. W. The way of the South. Odum, H. W. The regional quality and balance of America. Jocher, K. The regional laboratory for social research and planning. Jocher, K. Two decades of social forces. Toward regional documentation: Social forces: contributions dealing with Southern regional subjects (p. 61-66) Institute for Research in Social Science: publications and manuscripts (p. 67-86); title: On regional analysis and interpretation: Vance, R. B. The place of planning in social dynamics. Ogburn, W. F. Ideologies of the South in transition. Johnson, C. S. Social changes and their effects on race relations in the South. Williams, E. W. Research and regional development. Thompson, E. T. Sociology and sociological research in the South. Woofter, T. J. Southern children and family security.