Deliberations in Community Development: Balancing on the Edge ( Social Issues, Justice and Status )

Publication series :Social Issues, Justice and Status

Author: J. Peter Rothe   Linda J. Carroll and Dejan Ozegovic (University of Alberta   Canada)  

Publisher: Nova Science Publishers, Inc.‎

Publication year: 2014

E-ISBN: 9781620817148

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781629489131

Subject: C912.8 regional sociology

Keyword: Social Justice

Language: ENG

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Deliberations in Community Development: Balancing on the Edge

Chapter

Chapter 3: RESPECTING ORAL TRADITION:SHARING CIRCLES FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLE

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

FROM FOCUS GROUPS TO SHARING CIRCLES

SHARING CIRCLES AND DRINKING DRIVING:FROM CONCEPT TO PRACTICE

EMBEDDED FINDINGS RELEVANT TO COMMUNITY

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

SECTION II: SHIFTING SOCIAL SANDS AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Chapter 4: ACCELERATED SOCIAL CHANGE: IMPACTS ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

CONTEMPORARY RAPID POPULATION CHANGE

ACCELERATED SOCIAL CHANGE: EFFECTS ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

MOVING BEYOND GROWTH: BUILDING CAPACITIESTHROUGH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 5: INCLUDING VOICES OF THE EXCLUDED:LESSONS FROM BUFFALO, NY

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

CRITIQUES OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

PARTICIPATION IN THE FACE OF PATRONAGE AND BUREAUCRACY

NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING AND LIMITED LOCALGOVERNMENT CAPACITY

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 6: COMMUNITY WORK TODAY: CONTESTEDRATIONALITIES, COMPETING PRACTICES

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

THEORY AND PRACTICE: THE CONTINUING DEBATE

COMMUNITY WORK AS A PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE:THE ROLE OF THE WORKER

COMMUNITY WORK AS A POLITICAL PRACTICE:PARTICIPATION AND DEMOCRAC

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 7: ENHANCING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTTHROUGH EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

WHY FOCUS ON THE ROLE OF WOMENIN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT?

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MODELING AS A GENDERED,PLACE–BASED PROCESS

A GENDER-CENTERED MODEL OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

POWER

THE PROBLEM

PLANNING—GENDER INFUSED STRATEGIES:OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS

PROCESS: COMMUNITY ACTION

PROGRESS: OUTCOMES FROM GENDERED COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT EFFORTS

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

SECTION III: SHADOWS AND DARK HALLWAYS

Chapter 8: RESILIENCE AND COPING: ―I‖ CONCERNS OR ―WE‖CONCERNS? FALLING THROUGH THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CRACKS

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

WHAT IS RESILIENCE?

WHAT DO WE MEAN BY COPING?

AN ILLUSTRATION: RESILIENCE AND COPING WITH PAIN

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 9: WHERE ARE THE QUAIL AT QUAIL RUN?HOW LABELLING CREATES PARADOXESFOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

WHAT'S LABELLING THEORY GOT TO DO WITH IT?

DRAWING OUT THE PARADOXES

THE ECLIPSE OF COMMUNITY

RESHAPING COMMUNITIES

LABELLING COMMUNITIES IN THE NETWORKED WORLD

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

SECTION IV: POLITICAL AND ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Chapter 10: KARL POLANYI AND THE COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT MOVEMENT:THE LOCAL POLITICS OF EMBEDDEDNESS

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

VIEWING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTTHROUGH A POLANYIAN LENS

THE DOMINANT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MODEL:―THIN‖ EMBEDDEDNESS

THE ALTERNATIVE MODEL: ―THICK‖ EMBEDDEDNESS

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 11: A TALE OF TWO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTPROJECTS: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT,LOCAL KNOWLEDGE AND POWER RELATIONS

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND POWER

THE EMPOWERMENT COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT APPROACHES

THE GREENWICH COMMUNITY FOOD CO-OPERATIVE

THE MALAWI RURAL GROWTH CENTRE PROJECT

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 12: COMMUNITY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT:THE STRANGE HISTORY OF MY FATHERAND WHY IT MATTERS

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

THE SOVIET COMMUNIST SCARE AND ITS SUCCESSORS

UPLANDS EMERGENCY SHELTER, OTTAWA, 1947-1949

THE UKRAINIAN HALL, 1949-1952

505 KIRKWOOD AVENUE, 1952-1964

A COTTAGE ON THE DU LIEVRE RIVER, 1963-65

THE EXTRA-PARLIAMENTARY OPPOSITION, 1970-1977

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 13: PROFESSIONALS, COMMUNITY AND THE CHANGINGCULTURE OF CARE

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

PROFESSIONALISM: POINT AND COUNTERPOINT

CARE: PROFESSIONALISM, DIGNITY AND COMMUNITY

MCKNIGHT’S ASSET-BASED COMMUNITY MODEL

THE CHANGING FACE OF CARE

THE POSITIVE SIDE TO CARE-BASED PROFESSIONAL ACTION

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

SECTION V: ECONOMICS, CORPORATE INTERESTS AND MARKETING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Chapter 14: RISK MANAGEMENT—IN THE INSURANCE MARKET’S SLIPSTREAM

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

A CLASH OF IMAGINATIONS

FROM GLOBAL FINANCE BREAKDOWNTO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION IMPACT

COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH

RISK MANAGEMENT THROUGH INSURANCE PURCHASE

INSURANCE—GETTING OUT OF HAND?

RISK MANAGEMENT—PULL INTO THE SLIPSTREAM?

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 15: HYBRID FORMS OF CIVIC PARTICIPATIONIN NEIGHBORHOOD REDEVELOPMENT

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

HYBRIDITY

RESEARCH SITE AND METHODS

BUILDING COMMUNITY

STRATEGIC SOCIABILITY

DIY POLICING

ENTERPRISING COMMUNITY

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 16: THE CASE OF VOLUNTEERISM:FINE WINE OR STALE VINEGAR

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

VOLUNTEERING IN ACTION

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 17: CERTIFIED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT?LOCAL PARTICIPATION IN CORPORATEGOVERNANCE

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

SHAREHOLDER TO STAKEHOLDER: COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTIN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY: IDEAL COMMUNICATIONFOR STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT

SOY IN PARAGUAY AND THE ROUNDTABLE ON RESPONSIBLE SOY

COMMUNICATIVE LIMITS TO STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION:HOW THE RTRS HAS FAILED

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

SECTION VI: FAITH-BASED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Chapter 18: FAITH-BASED INVOLVEMENTIN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

THE NATURE OF FAITH-BASED EFFORTS

CONCEPTUALIZING FAITH-BASED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

MODELS OF FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATION SPIRITUALITY

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 19: CONCLUSION: OUR REACH SHOULDEXCEED OUR GRASP

REFERENCES

INDEX

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