KnowraSocial disorganization theoryLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Social disorganization theory, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 5Narrower topic 1Compared with 4Collective efficacyRelated: Collective efficacy reframes neighborhood social organization around trust and shared intervention.Chicago School (sociology)Related: The school used neighborhood conditions to explain variation in crime and social control.Robert E. ParkRelated: Research associated with Park’s Chicago school examined how urban change could disrupt community organization.Broken windows theoryNarrower topic: It offers a broader account of neighborhood conditions associated with crime.Labeling theoryCompared with: It explains crime through community conditions rather than the consequences of deviant classification.Routine activity theoryCompared with: It emphasizes neighborhood structure rather than the immediate convergence of crime conditions.CriminologyRelated: It connects crime patterns to neighborhood conditions rather than individual traits alone.Ernest BurgessRelated: Chicago School research associated with Burgess connected urban community conditions with social problems.Florian ZnanieckiCompared with: His cultural account of social change offers a distinct route to explaining disorganization.Robert D. PutnamCompared with: It explains community outcomes through neighborhood structure, offering a neighboring but distinct framework.