Overview of innovative community change programs
Norman C. Walzer, Sam Cordes
Abstract
Norman C. Walzer, Sam Cordes
Abstract
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