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Grassroots Leaders for a New Economy: How Civic Entrepreneurs Are Building Prosperous Communities

Douglas Henton, John Melville, Kimberly Walesh

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Foreword COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP FOR THE INFORMATION AGE Communities Meet the New Economy Civic Entrepreneurs: Leaders at the Grassroots The Four Steps in Building Community HOW CIVIC ENTREPRENEURS BUILD COMMUNITY Initiation: Networking and Motivating Change Incubation: Setting Shared Priorities Implementation: Mobilizing Resources to Get Things Done Improvement and Renewal: Helping the Community Change Continuously Conclusion: Renewing America One Community at a Time: Speeding the Change Process.

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Foreword COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP FOR THE INFORMATION AGE Communities Meet the New Economy Civic Entrepreneurs: Leaders at the Grassroots The Four Steps in Building Community HOW CIVIC ENTREPRENEURS BUILD COMMUNITY Initiation: Networking and Motivating Change Incubation: Setting Shared Priorities Implementation: Mobilizing Resources to Get Things Done Improvement and Renewal: Helping the Community Change Continuously Conclusion: Renewing America One Community at a Time: Speeding the Change Process.

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Foreword COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP FOR THE INFORMATION AGE Communities Meet the New Economy Civic Entrepreneurs: Leaders at the Grassroots The Four Steps in Building Community HOW CIVIC ENTREPRENEURS BUILD COMMUNITY Initiation: Networking and Motivating Change Incubation: Setting Shared Priorities Implementation: Mobilizing Resources to Get Things Done Improvement and Renewal: Helping the Community Change Continuously Conclusion: Renewing America One Community at a Time: Speeding the Change Process.

Key concepts: Grassroots, Community organizing, Community organization, Public relations, Political science, Community building, Public administration, Economic growth

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