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The Handbook of Community Practice is the first volume in this field, encompassing community development, organizing, planning, and social change, and the first community practice text that provides in-depth treatment of globalization—including its impact on communities in the United States and in international development work. The Handbook is grounded in participatory and empowerment practice including social change, social and economic development, feminist practice, community-collaboratives, and engagement in diverse communities. It utilizes the social development perspective and employs analyses of persistent poverty, policy practice, and community research approaches as well as providing strategies for advocacy and social and legislative action.
Theories of Community
Theories of Community
The idea of community is evocative. It suggests both images and feelings of identity, belonging, shared circumstance, and common cause. Indeed, the search for community, fears about its demise, and renewed efforts to establish its viability in different guises (from the neighborhood to the church, from ...
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