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Democracy in Action: Community Organizing and Urban Change

Kristina Smock

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Part I: Introduction Popular Democracy and Urban ChangeModels of Community Organizing: An OverviewPart II: Organizing the Community Building Individual Capacity: Developing Local LeadersBuilding Community Capacity: Networks and Social CapitalBuilding a Community Governance StructurePart III: Creating Urban Change Diagnosing and Framing the Community's ProblemsTaking Action: Strategies and OutcomesWidening the Scope: Organizing for Broader Social ChangePart IV: Conclusion: Lessons Learned

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Part I: Introduction Popular Democracy and Urban ChangeModels of Community Organizing: An OverviewPart II: Organizing the Community Building Individual Capacity: Developing Local LeadersBuilding Community Capacity: Networks and Social CapitalBuilding a Community Governance StructurePart III: Creating Urban Change Diagnosing and Framing the Community's ProblemsTaking Action: Strategies and OutcomesWidening the Scope: Organizing for Broader Social ChangePart IV: Conclusion: Lessons Learned

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Part I: Introduction Popular Democracy and Urban ChangeModels of Community Organizing: An OverviewPart II: Organizing the Community Building Individual Capacity: Developing Local LeadersBuilding Community Capacity: Networks and Social CapitalBuilding a Community Governance StructurePart III: Creating Urban Change Diagnosing and Framing the Community's ProblemsTaking Action: Strategies and OutcomesWidening the Scope: Organizing for Broader Social ChangePart IV: Conclusion: Lessons Learned

Key concepts: Community organizing, Framing (construction), Democracy, Community organization, Scope (computer science), Corporate governance, Urban community, Political science

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