A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR, WHICH FOCUSED ON RELATING VARIOUS SOCIAL SCIENCES TO THE ISSUES OF POVERTY, INCLUDED PAPERS ON SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF POVERTY, POLITICAL PARTICIPATION BY THE POOR, MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT NEEDS, GEOGRAPHIC FACTORS IN POVERTY, URBAN PLANNING, POLICE SERVICES, APPLICATIONS OF ANTHROPOLOGY, PROBLEMS IN SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE AND TRAINING, A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, ELEMENTS OF LOCATION THEORY (THE STUDY OF DECISION MAKING PROCESSES IN THE USE OF RESOURCES), ECOLOGICAL AND POLITICAL PERSPECTIVES, AND THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS AND RELEVANT PROBLEMS. CHARTS AND DIAGRAMS ILLUSTRATE THE CONCEPT OF NETWORK ANALYSIS, PHASES OF COMMUNITY ACTION, AND ECOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS FOR CLASSIFYING CITIES IN REGARD TO SOCIAL CHANGE. THE DOCUMENT INCLUDES THREE REFERENCES FOR THE PAPER ON LOCATION THEORY. (LY)