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This is an important new book that identifies and critically assesses the current state of research on community economic development.
ISBN | 978-1-55077-061-2 |
Edition | First |
Year | 1994 |
Page Count | 320 |
$ 29.95
Community economic development is increasingly a strategy in the fight against poverty that is complementary to more traditional approaches, such as employment training, guaranteed income, and social assistance targeted at individuals rather than communities.
This is an important new book that identifies and critically assesses the current state of research on community economic development. This book will be of interest to decision makers in the government and non-government sectors, community developers and practitioners as well as researchers and students.
PART 1: OVERVIEWS OF COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
9. Community Economic Development Revisited: The Preconditions for Success, Mario Polese
10. Socio-Economic Policy: The Challenge of Global Trends, R. A. (Sandy) Lockhart
11. Making Communities Work: Women and Community Economic Development, Lucy Alderson, Melanie Conn, Janet Donald and Leslie Kemp
12. Environments Conducive to Effective Community Economic Development: Themes, Policy Implications and Research Needs, France Asselin and François Dumaine
17. Governments as Partners in Community Economic Development, Teresa MacNeil
18. The Corporate and Voluntary Sectors as Partners in Community Economic Development, Christopher R. Bryant
19. Community-Based Social Service Organizations and the Development of An Ecologically Sound Model for Sustainable Community Economic Development, David Challen and Dennis McPherson
20. Partnerships Conducive to Effective Community Economic Development: Summary, Policy Implications and Research Agenda, Nick Coady and Burt Galaway