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Human Resources:the Key to Develop the Urban Community

Yang Quan-hai

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The exclamation of structure of the urban community is popular. The urban structure needs persons, but with turning from unit person to person, the united social group is very important in the community. Therefore, the unity of human resources of the community and the full implementation of them are important things developing the urban community.

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The exclamation of structure of the urban community is popular. The urban structure needs persons, but with turning from unit person to person, the united social group is very important in the community. Therefore, the unity of human resources of the community and the full implementation of them are important things developing the urban community.

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The exclamation of structure of the urban community is popular. The urban structure needs persons, but with turning from unit person to person, the united social group is very important in the community. Therefore, the unity of human resources of the community and the full implementation of them are important things developing the urban community.

Key concepts: Urban community, Unit (ring theory), Key (lock), Human resources, Community organization, Business, Environmental planning, Sociology

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