2012Community DevelopmentRequires access

Overview of innovative community change programs

Norman C. Walzer, Sam Cordes

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This Special Issue of the Journal is designed to help community development practitioners and scholars in the important roles they play – both directly and indirectly – to foster community betterment. The body of work articulated in this volume builds on a long history of important community development programs and efforts.

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This Special Issue of the Journal is designed to help community development practitioners and scholars in the important roles they play – both directly and indirectly – to foster community betterment. The body of work articulated in this volume builds on a long history of important community development programs and efforts.

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This Special Issue of the Journal is designed to help community development practitioners and scholars in the important roles they play – both directly and indirectly – to foster community betterment. The body of work articulated in this volume builds on a long history of important community development programs and efforts.

Key concepts: Community development, Work (physics), Community organization, Public relations, Sociology, Community building, Engineering ethics, Political science

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