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Patterns of Change in the Cities of New Jersey; Minorities, Negroes and Puerto Ricans, Affected by, and Affecting, These Changes.

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Title:	Patterns of Change in the Cities of New Jersey; Minorities, Negroes and Puerto Ricans, Affected by, and Affecting, These Changes.
Authors:	Wolff, Max
Peer Reviewed:	N
Page Count:	35
Publication Date:	1962
Descriptors:	Automation, Blacks, Census Figures, Community Change, De Facto Segregation, Financial Policy, Housing Deficiencies, Industry, Interviews, Population Trends, Puerto Ricans, Racial Composition, Tables (Data), Urban Areas, Urban Problems, Urban Schools
Geographic Terms:	New Jersey
Abstract:	This 1962 report analyzes trends in population changes in New Jersey cities and the effect on the community of the rise in school segregation, trends in industry and automation, patterns in the containment of minority-group housing, and financing in city budgets. Tables and graphs present relevant statistical data. Conclusions and some areas in need of further research are discussed. (BD)
Entry Date:	1969
Accession Number:	ED022795
Database:	ERIC

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Abstract:	This 1962 report analyzes trends in population changes in New Jersey cities and the effect on the community of the rise in school segregation, trends in industry and automation, patterns in the containment of minority-group housing, and financing in city budgets. Tables and graphs present relevant statistical data. Conclusions and some areas in need of further research are discussed. (BD)