Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents iii
3. Sources of extracts v
4. Acknowledgments viii
5. Section I
6. Introduction: community development in the United Kingdom 3
7. Section 2 In and against the state: 1950s to the late 1970s
8. Introduction 25
9. 2.1 The non-directive approach in group and community work 33
10. 2.2 Working with community groups: using community development as a method of social work 43
11. 2.3 Rules for radicals: a pragmatic primer for realistic radicals 55
12. 2.4 Community as fact and value 65
13. 2.5 Community development: a radical alternative? 75
14. 2.6 Community participation: past and future 83
15. 2.7 Gilding the ghetto: the state and the poverty experiments 91
16. 2.8 In and against the state 101
17. Section 3 In and against the market: mid- to late 1970s to early 1990s
18. Introduction 111
19. 3.1 Community action over local planning issues 117
20. 3.2 The boundaries of change in community work 125
21. 3.3 Change and conflict: a defence of local community action 137
22. 3.4 Racism: the response of community work 147
23. 3.5 The difference between education and organizing 157
24. 3.6 The politics of participation 163
25. 3.7 Equality and difference – what’s in a concept? 171
26. 3.8 Women in the community: feminist principles and organising in community work 185
27. Section 4 Between the state and the market: the mid-1990s to the 2000s
28. Introduction 193
29. 4.1 Education, conflict and community development in Northern Ireland 201
30. 4.2 Models of community work 211
31. 4.3 Community development at the crossroads: a way forward 223
32. 4.4 When ‘active citizenship’ becomes ‘mob rule’ 235
33. 4.5 Inequalities in health: contested explanations, shifting discourses and ambiguous policies 239
34. 4.6 The significance of global citizen action 249
35. 4.7 Whose problem? Disability narratives and available identities 259
36. 4.8 The changing terrain of multi-culture: from anti-oppressive practice to community cohesion 267
37. 4.9 Community capacity-building: something old, something new…? 273
38. 4.10 Reclaiming the radical agenda: a critical approach to community development 283
39. 4.11 Community participation in the real world 291
40. 4.12 Community development and the politics of community 301
41. Afterword 309
42. References 315
43. Index 339