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Assessing Community Cohesion Impact through Network Analysis
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Carl
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Griffith
Department of Geography, Queen's University, Kingston, Canada
Despite the importance of community cohesion to social impact assessment, evaluation remains problematic. This paper makes known a new descriptive method for assessing changes to community cohesion via network analysis. Selected results from a test application for the proposed Glengowan Dam and Reservoir indicated that community cohesion would be adversely affected.
M. Shields, Social Impact Studies: An Expository Analysis, <i>Environment and Behavior, 8</i>, p. 277, 1975.
C. Griffith, Social Impact Assessment: The Proposed Glengowan Dam and Reservoir, <i>Social Impact Assessment, 30</i>, pp. 4-12, 1978.