How to organize community

From Crossing the Sacred Sea [Cruzando el mar sagrado] by Nathan A. Strait

  1. () The climate crisis: science, impacts, policy, psychology, sociology, and justice [i] [d]
  2. () Centering communities in conservation through asset-based quality of life planning [d] [j]
  3. () Poverty is killing nearly 200,000 Americans a year [u]
  4. () Poverty, by America [i]
  5. () Petrochemical planet: multiscalar battles of industrial transformation [i] [d] [u]
  6. () Smaller cities in a shrinking world: learning to thrive without growth [i]
  7. () Political disappointment: a cultural history from Reconstruction to the AIDS crisis [i] [d] [j]
  8. () Systemic racism? We're talking past each other [u]
  9. () Sustainable Village Project: the importance of leisure and public space for collective organization [d]
  10. () I feel at home: perspectives of homeless library customers on public library services and social inclusion [d]
  11. () Addressing deep poverty-related stress across multiple levels of intervention [d]
  12. () We need to build: field notes for diverse democracy [i]
  13. () Dream play build: hands-on community engagement for enduring spaces and places [i]
  14. () From the ground up: local efforts to create resilient cities [i]
  15. () Democracy's rebirth: the view from Chicago [i] [d] [j]
  16. () Care-ful work: an ethics of care approach to contingent labour in the creative industries [d]
  17. () The American Heritage Project: a legacy of public libraries and community discussions [d]
  18. () Revolutionary power: an activist's guide to the energy transition [i]
  19. () White space, black hood: opportunity hoarding and segregation in the age of inequality [i]
  20. () How 10 global cities take on homelessness: innovations that work [i] [j]
  21. () Prisms of the people: power and organizing in twenty-first-century America [i] [d]
  22. () Together we rise: how social movements succeed [d]
  23. () The moral ground to view poverty is injustice [i] [d]
  24. () Poorly understood: what America gets wrong about poverty [i] [d]
  25. () The systems work of social change: how to harness connection, context, and power to cultivate deep and enduring change [i] [d]
  26. () Democratization and struggles against injustice: a pragmatist approach to the epistemic practices of social movements [i]
  27. Julie Ann St. John, Susan L. Mayfield-Johnson, & Wandy D. Hernández-Gordon [ed] () Promoting the health of the community: community health workers describing their roles, competencies, and practice [i] [d]
  28. () Cultivating healthy trajectories: an experimental study of community gardening and health [p] [d]
  29. () Science is not enough: grassroots and bottom-up action in urban ecology [i] [d]
  30. () The public library as a protective factor: an introduction to library social work [d]
  31. () Food deserts, libraries, and urban communities: what is the connection? [d]
  32. () Disrupting market-based predatory development: race, class, and the underdevelopment of Black neighborhoods in the U.S. [d]
  33. () The changing role of libraries: how social workers can help [d]
  34. () Vacant to vibrant: creating successful green infrastructure networks [i] [d]
  35. () Climate action planning: a guide to creating low-carbon, resilient communities [i] [d]
  36. () Designing with society: a capabilities approach to design, systems thinking and social innovation [i] [d]
  37. () Safety net policies, child poverty, and development across the lifespan [d]
  38. () Facilitating collective psychosocial resilience in the public in emergencies: twelve recommendations based on the social identity approach [p] [d]
  39. () Legislature by lot: transformative designs for deliberative governance [i]
  40. () Beaten down, worked up: the past, present, and future of American labor [i]
  41. () From the inside out: the fight for environmental justice within government agencies [i] [d]
  42. () The making of a democratic economy: building prosperity for the many, not just the few [i]
  43. Paul R. Lachapelle & Don Albrecht [ed] () Addressing climate change at the community level in the United States [i] [d]
  44. () Oblique politics: Julia Wright Merrill and the Public Library Extension Committee, 1925–1946 [d]
  45. () Flint fights back: environmental justice and democracy in the Flint water crisis [i] [d]
  46. () Top ten challenges facing public libraries [d]
  47. () Public libraries and 21st century digital equity goals [d]
  48. () Vulnerability and meeting the needs of people experiencing homelessness in public libraries [d]
  49. () The mystery of the kibbutz: egalitarian principles in a capitalist world [or: The mystery of the kibbutz: how egalitarian principles survived in a capitalist world] [i] [d] [j]
  50. () One person, no vote: how voter suppression is destroying our democracy [i]
  51. () An economy of well-being: common-sense tools for building genuine wealth and happiness [i]
  52. () Awakening democracy through public work: pedagogies of empowerment [i] [j]
  53. () Corruption & state capture: what can citizens do? [d] [j]
  54. () Food apartheid: the root of the problem with America's groceries [u]
  55. () The capability approach in practice: a new ethics for setting development agendas [i] [d]
  56. () More than a paycheck [employee ownership] [u]
  57. () Deliberative democracy as a reform movement [i] [d]
  58. () Toward a holistic sustainable and happy neighborhood development assessment tool: a critical review of relevant literature [d]
  59. () Preserving for a more just future: tactics of activist data archiving [i] [d]
  60. () This problem belongs to everyone [i] [d] [j]
  61. () Rebuilding public institutions together: professionals and citizens in a participatory democracy [i] [d] [j]
  62. () Complexity management and multi-scale governance: a case study in an Amazonian indigenous association [d]
  63. () Democracy when the people are thinking: revitalizing our politics through public deliberation [i] [d]
  64. Vera Gubnitskaia & Carol Smallwood [ed] () The relevant library: essays on adapting to changing needs [i]
  65. () Renewing democracy in young America [i] [d]
  66. () Promoting spatial inclusion: how everyday places signal who is welcome [i] [d]
  67. () Developing a business analytics methodology: a case study in the foodbank sector [d]
  68. () Emotions in everyday life during social movements: prospective predictions of mental health [p] [d]
  69. () Community-based action for food justice [i] [d]
  70. () Palaces for the people: how social infrastructure can help fight inequality, polarization, and the decline of civic life [i]
  71. () Why libraries still matter: to restore civil society, start with the library [u]
  72. () The meaning of freelance community [u]
  73. () The divided city: poverty and prosperity in urban America [i] [d]
  74. () What is community operational research? [d]
  75. () Protest state: the rise of everyday contention in Latin America [i] [d]
  76. () Paths of recruitment: rational social prospecting in petition canvassing [d] [j]
  77. Ashley E. Nickels & Jason David Rivera [ed] () Community development and public administration theory: promoting democratic principles to improve communities [i] [d]
  78. () Alinsky style organizing [and its limitations] [i] [d]
  79. () 'We will not perish; we're going to keep flourishing': race, food access, and geographies of self-reliance [d]
  80. () Creating participatory democratic decision-making in local organizations [i] [d]
  81. () Fighting systemic corruption: the indirect strategy [d] [j]
  82. () Everything for everyone: the radical tradition that is shaping the next economy [i]
  83. () Self help organized through mutual assistance in helping communities [i] [d]
  84. () Financial capability and asset building in vulnerable households: theory and practice [i]
  85. () Daily occupations, routines, and social participation of homeless young people [d]
  86. (/2019) Dewey's pragmatic politics: power, limits, and realism about democracy as a way of life [i] [d]
  87. () Collaborative connections: designing library services for the urban poor [d]
  88. () Systemic lean intervention: enhancing lean with community operational research [d]
  89. Nina Wallerstein, Bonnie Duran, John G. Oetzel, & Meredith Minkler [ed] () Community-based participatory research for health: advancing social and health equity [i]
  90. () Wise interventions: psychological remedies for social and personal problems [p] [d]
  91. () A cook's tour: towards a framework for measuring the social impact of social purpose organisations [d]
  92. () Resilience for all: striving for equity through community-driven design [i] [d]
  93. () Spontaneous emergence of community OR: self-initiating, self-organising problem structuring mediated by social media [community operational research] [d]
  94. Alison Hope Alkon & Julie Guthman [ed] () The new food activism: opposition, cooperation, and collective action [i] [d] [j]
  95. () Places in need: the changing geography of poverty [i] [j]
  96. () The color of money: Black banks and the racial wealth gap [i]
  97. () Space and the social worth of public libraries [d]
  98. () To what ends, by which means? [library makerspaces] [u]
  99. Meg A. Bond, Irma García de Serrano, & Christopher Keys [ed] () APA handbook of community psychology [i] [d]
  100. () Communication activism [i] [d]
  101. () Asset-based community maps: a tool for expanding resources in community health programs [d]
  102. () Integration as a means of restoring democracy and opportunity [u]
  103. () Social entrepreneurship as emancipatory work [d]
  104. () Increasing overall well-being is salient in treating homelessness [p] [d]
  105. Patrick Dolan & Nick Frost [ed] () The Routledge handbook of global child welfare [i] [d]
  106. () Not a crime to be poor: the criminalization of poverty in America [i]
  107. () Teaching the art and craft of drafting public law: statutes, rules, and more [u]
  108. Richard J. Estes & M. Joseph Sirgy [ed] () The pursuit of human well-being: the untold global history [i] [d]
  109. () Corruption: what everyone needs to know [i]
  110. () The hidden rules of race: barriers to an inclusive economy [i] [d]
  111. () Creating healthy neighborhoods: evidence-based planning and design strategies [i]
  112. () All the community's a stage: the public library's part in community information provision [d]
  113. () Permanent patients: hospital discharge planning meets housing insecurity [p] [d]
  114. August John Hoffman [ed] () Creating a transformational community: the fundamentals of stewardship activities [i]
  115. () Disobedient markets: street vendors, enforcement, and state intervention in collective action [d]
  116. () The health of newcomers: immigration, health policy, and the case for global solidarity [i] [d]
  117. () Transforming communities: how people like you are healing their neighborhoods [i]
  118. Richard R. John & Kim Phillips-Fein [ed] () Capital gains: business and politics in twentieth-century America [i] [d] [j]
  119. () The public library movement, the digital library movement, and the large-scale digitization initiative: assumptions, intentions, and the role of the public [d] [j]
  120. () The captured economy: how the powerful enrich themselves, slow down growth, and increase inequality [i]
  121. () Between means and ends: reconstructing coercion in Dewey's democratic theory [d]
  122. () Engaging families in public libraries [d]
  123. () Influencing social policy: applied psychology serving the public interest [i] [d]
  124. () Will SOAR really help organization development soar?: an invited reaction to Zarestky and Cole, 2017 [d]
  125. () Growing food, growing consciousness: gardening and social justice in Grand Rapids, Michigan [d]
  126. () Jackson rising: the struggle for economic democracy and Black self-determination in Jackson, Mississippi [i]
  127. () Educating girls: the key to tackling global poverty [u]
  128. (/2020) Democracy in America?: what has gone wrong and what we can do about it [i] [d]
  129. () 'Gimme shelter': the role of democracy and institutional quality in disaster preparedness [d]
  130. () On being awesome: a unified theory of how not to suck [i]
  131. () Keeping the faith [u]
  132. () Creating change through arts, culture, and equitable development: a policy and practice primer [o] [u]
  133. () The library book [i]
  134. () Toxic inequality: the true costs of poverty and racial injustice for America's families [i]
  135. () Brief notes on librarian as designer [u]
  136. () The social safety net after welfare reform: recent developments and consequences for household dynamics [d]
  137. () The autonomous city: a history of urban squatting [i]
  138. () A new approach to conservation: using community empowerment for sustainable well-being [d]
  139. () Communities in action: pathways to health equity [i] [d] [u]
  140. () Globalization and the retreat of citizen participation in collective action: a challenge for public administration [d]
  141. () Identifying, treating, and preventing childhood trauma in rural communities [i]
  142. () Green fairs as venues for civic engagement [d]
  143. Sandra L. Barnes, Lauren Brinkley-Rubinstein, Bernadette Doykos, Nina C. Martin, & Alison McGuire [ed] () Academics in action!: a model for community-engaged research, teaching, and service [i] [d] [j]
  144. Bernardo Bátiz Lazo & Leonidas Efthymiou [ed] () The book of payments: historical and contemporary views on the cashless society [o] [d]
  145. () Rules for revolutionaries: how big organizing can change everything [i]
  146. () Digital detachment: how computer culture undermines democracy [i] [d]
  147. David Brady & Linda M. Burton [ed] () The Oxford handbook of the social science of poverty [i] [d]
  148. () Conceptualizing and operationalizing human wellbeing for ecosystem assessment and management [d]
  149. () More than just food: food justice and community change [i] [d] [j]
  150. () Toward a more just approach to poverty simulations [d]
  151. () Data visualization [in community-based research] [i] [d]
  152. () The internet of places at community-scale: design scenarios for hyperlocal neighborhood [i] [d]
  153. () Beyond viral: the proliferation of social media usage has not resulted in significant social change [d]
  154. () Meet them in the moment: engaging public library patrons when it matters most [d] [u]
  155. () Deconstructing the mission: a critical content analysis of public library mission statements [d]
  156. Lisa J. Crockett & Gustavo Carlo [ed] () Rural ethnic minority youth and families in the United States: theory, research, and applications [i] [d]
  157. () Over the hill to the poor farm: rural history almost forgotten [u]
  158. () Community wealth building forms: what they are and how to use them at the local level [d]
  159. () Facilitating PPGIS through university libraries [d]
  160. () Democracy reinvented: participatory budgeting and civic innovation in America [i] [j]
  161. () Creating and promoting lifelong learning in public libraries: tools and tips for practitioners [i]
  162. () The paradox and the promise: perspectives on the future of public libraries [d]
  163. () The new librarianship field guide [i] [d] [j]
  164. () No shortcuts: organizing for power in the new gilded age [i] [d]
  165. () Counter-mapping for social justice [i] [d]
  166. Miodrag Mitrašinović [ed] () Concurrent urbanities: designing infrastructures of inclusion [i] [d]
  167. () Beyond books: public libraries as partners for population health [p] [d]
  168. () Envisioning libraries as collaborative community anchors for social service provision to vulnerable populations [d]
  169. Bonnie K. Nastasi & Amanda P. Borja [ed] () International handbook of psychological well-being in children and adolescents: bridging the gaps between theory, research, and practice [i] [d]
  170. () How to avoid steering blindly: the case for a robust repository of human knowledge [i] [d]
  171. () Housing first: ending homelessness, transforming systems, and changing lives [i] [d]
  172. () Social networks, strategic doing, and sustainable management of local food systems [i] [d]
  173. () The neo-humanitarians: assessing the credibility of organized volunteer crisis mappers [d]
  174. () Becoming ecological citizens: connecting people through performance art, food matter and practices [d]
  175. () Good neighbors: the democracy of everyday life in America [i] [d] [j]
  176. () Group model-building to support public policy: addressing a conflicted situation in a problem neighbourhood [d]
  177. () Scenescapes: how qualities of place shape social life [i] [d]
  178. () The power to heal: civil rights, Medicare, and the struggle to transform America's health care system [i]
  179. () Why are some individuals more resilient than others: the role of social support [d]
  180. () What works in girls' education: evidence for the world's best investment [i] [j]
  181. () Librarians as stewards of place [d]
  182. () Public library support of families experiencing homelessness [d]
  183. () Gamification as motivation to engage in location-based public participation? [i] [d]
  184. () The library as center of meaning [d]
  185. Ronald E. Anderson [ed] () World suffering and quality of life [i] [d]
  186. () Historical ecology and ethnobiology: applied research for environmental conservation and social justice [d]
  187. Ralph L. Bangs & Larry E. Davis [ed] () Race and social problems: restructuring inequality [i] [d]
  188. () Equity, growth, and community: what the nation can learn from America's metro areas [i] [d] [j]
  189. () The food activist handbook: big & small things you can do to help provide fresh, healthy food for your community [i]
  190. () The nurture effect: how the science of human behavior can improve our lives and our world [i]
  191. () Start a revolution: stop acting like a library [i]
  192. () Data visualization: an untapped potential for political participation and civic engagement [i] [d]
  193. Harry C. Boyte [ed] () Democracy's education: public work, citizenship, & the future of colleges and universities [i] [j]
  194. () The game of social life: an assessment of a multidimensional poverty simulation [d]
  195. () Helping members of the community manage their digital lives: developing a personal digital archiving workshop [d]
  196. () Institutions as incentives for civic action: bureaucratic structures, civil society, and disruptive protests [d]
  197. () Libraries as transitory workspaces and spatial incubators [d]
  198. () Transforming libraries, building communities: the community-centered library [i]
  199. () Putting the public back into governance: the challenges of citizen participation and its future [d]
  200. () Lean startups for social change: the revolutionary path to big impact [i]
  201. () Places of inequality, places of possibility: mapping 'opportunity in geography' across urban school-communities [d]
  202. () Fracking the neighborhood: reluctant activists and natural gas drilling [i] [d]
  203. () Counter-recruitment and the campaign to demilitarize public schools [i] [d]
  204. () Everybody eats: using hunger banquets to teach about issues of global hunger and inequality [d]
  205. () Libraries at the crossroads: the public is interested in new services and thinks libraries are important to communities [o] [u]
  206. () Libraries, human rights, and social justice: enabling access and promoting inclusion [i]
  207. () The emotional logic of capitalism: what progressives have missed [i] [d]
  208. () Civic ecology: adaptation and transformation from the ground up [i] [d]
  209. () Map power and map methodologies for social justice [j]
  210. () Tactical urbanism: short-term action for long-term change [i] [d]
  211. () Open maps for everyone [u]
  212. () The health gap: the challenge of an unequal world [i]
  213. Anthony J. Masys [ed] () Disaster management: enabling resilience [i] [d]
  214. () 'I got to try to give back': how reciprocity norms in a poor people's organization influence members' social capital [d]
  215. () The construction of community understandings of sexual violence: rethinking public, practitioner and policy discourses [d]
  216. () Digital humanitarians: how big data is changing the face of humanitarian response [i] [d]
  217. () Letting youths choose for themselves: concept mapping as a participatory approach for program and service planning [p] [d]
  218. () BiblioTech: why libraries matter more than ever in the age of Google [i]
  219. () 'Let the discussion continue, of course, but let the organizing begin': a praxis response [d]
  220. () Telling a story that must be heard: participatory indicators as tools for community empowerment [d]
  221. Fernando Santos-Granero [ed] () Images of public wealth or the anatomy of well-being in indigenous Amazonia [i] [j]
  222. () Community health systems as complex adaptive systems: ontology and praxis lessons from an urban health experience with demonstrated sustainability [d]
  223. Aaron Schutz & Mike Miller [ed] () People power: the community organizing tradition of Saul Alinsky [i]
  224. () Living with difference: how to build community in a divided world [i] [d] [j]
  225. () The roots of goodness and resistance to evil: inclusive caring, moral courage, altruism born of suffering, active bystandership, and heroism [i]
  226. () Systems thinking for social change: a practical guide to solving complex problems, avoiding unintended consequences, and achieving lasting results [i]
  227. () Alternative GIS (alt.gis) and the six senses of the new mind: is alt.gis transforming GIS into a liberation technology? [i] [d]
  228. () Emerging GIS themes and the six senses of the new mind: is GIS becoming a liberation technology? [d]
  229. () The divergent city: unequal and uneven development in St. Louis [d]
  230. () America's urban future: lessons from north of the border [i] [d]
  231. () Enacting resilience: a performative account of governing for urban resilience [d]
  232. () Music/city: American festivals and placemaking in Austin, Nashville, and Newport [i] [d]
  233. () Promoting participatory community building in refugee camps with mapping technology [i] [d]
  234. () Neighborhood as refuge: community reconstruction, place remaking, and environmental justice in the city [i] [d] [j]
  235. () Building the beloved community: Philadelphia's interracial civil rights organizations and race relations, 1930–1970 [i] [j]
  236. () With a little help from our friends: creating community as we grow older [i]
  237. () The fight for ethical fashion: the origins and interactions of the clean clothes campaign [i]
  238. () Promoting integrated approaches to reducing health inequities among low-income workers: applying a social ecological framework [d]
  239. () Performance management in local government: the application of system dynamics to promote data use [d]
  240. () NGOs, political protest, and civil society [i] [d]
  241. () The public library as therapeutic landscape: a qualitative case study [d]
  242. () Moving beyond neighborhood: activity spaces and ecological networks as contexts for youth development [p] [u]
  243. () Place, not race: a new vision of opportunity in America [i]
  244. () Low impact living: a field guide to ecological, affordable community building [i] [d]
  245. () Complexity and the art of public policy: solving society's problems from the bottom up [i] [d] [j]
  246. () Seed libraries: and other means of keeping seeds in the hands of the people [i]
  247. Mhairi A. Gibson & David W. Lawson [ed] () Applied evolutionary anthropology: Darwinian approaches to contemporary world issues [i] [d]
  248. () Teaching poverty with geographic visualization and geographic information systems (GIS): a case study of East Buffalo and food access [d]
  249. () More than money: five forms of capital to create wealth and eliminate poverty [i] [d]
  250. () Interactive democracy: the social roots of global justice [i] [d]
  251. () How organizations develop activists: civic associations and leadership in the 21st century [i] [d]
  252. Jody Heymann & Magda Barrera [ed] () Ensuring a sustainable future: making progress on environment and equity [i] [d]
  253. () Resource caravans and resource caravan passageways: a new paradigm for trauma responding [d]
  254. () Community based system dynamics [i] [d]
  255. () Public libraries, public policies, and political processes: serving and transforming communities in times of economic and political constraint [i]
  256. () Value-focused thinking for community-based organizations: objectives and acceptance in local development [d]
  257. () Capitalism v. democracy: money in politics and the free market constitution [i] [d]
  258. () Work organization, job insecurity, and occupational health disparities [d]
  259. () A systemic approach to civic action [i] [j]
  260. Helena Águeda Marujo & Luis Miguel Neto [ed] () Positive nations and communities: collective, qualitative and cultural-sensitive processes in positive psychology [i] [d]
  261. () Behind the white picket fence: power and privilege in a multiethnic neighborhood [i]
  262. () Governing refugees: justice, order, and legal pluralism [i] [d]
  263. () Foodscapes and the geographies of poverty: sustenance, strategy, and politics in an urban neighborhood [d]
  264. () Food community networks as leverage for social embeddedness [d]
  265. () Connecting to change the world: harnessing the power of networks for social impact [i]
  266. Sandra Prince-Embury & Donald H. Saklofske [ed] () Resilience interventions for youth in diverse populations [i] [d]
  267. () Does segregation create winners and losers?: residential segregation and inequality in educational attainment [d]
  268. () Lakeshore living: designing lake places and communities in the footprints of environmental writers [i] [j]
  269. () Harnessing reciprocity to promote cooperation and the provisioning of public goods [d]
  270. () The library: big data's boomtown [d]
  271. Peter J. Rentfrow [ed] () Geographical psychology: exploring the interaction of environment and behavior [i] [d]
  272. () Between the remnants of colonialism and the insurgence of self-narrative in constructing participatory social maps: towards a land education methodology [d]
  273. () Why government fails so often: and how it can do better [i] [d] [j]
  274. () Community projects as social activism: from direct action to direct services [i] [d]
  275. () From joy to justice: mixing fun and community building [i] [d]
  276. () Leaders eat last: why some teams pull together and others don't [i]
  277. () Effects of social, economic, and labor policies on occupational health disparities [d]
  278. () Relative deprivation: how subjective experiences of inequality influence social behavior and health [d]
  279. () The social roots of risk: producing disasters, promoting resilience [i] [d]
  280. Laura Westra & Mirian Vilela [ed] () The Earth Charter, ecological integrity and social movements [i] [d]
  281. () The activist learner: inquiry, literacy, and service to make learning matter [i]
  282. () Participatory diagramming for engaging youth in a gender equity and community development dialogue: an African exemplar [u]
  283. () Subaltern empowerment in the geoweb: tensions between publicity and privacy [d]
  284. () Organizing immigrants: meaning generation in the community [d]
  285. () Promoting positive peace one block at a time: lessons from innovative community conferencing programs [i] [d]
  286. () Volunteered geographic information: potential implications for participatory planning [d]
  287. () Living room revolution: a handbook for conversation, community and the common good [i]
  288. () Pharmacy on a bicycle: innovative solutions to global health and poverty [i]
  289. () Public libraries as post-crisis information hubs [d]
  290. () Leadership, violence, and school climate: case studies in creating nonviolent schools [i]
  291. () Associating, mobilizing, politicizing: local developmental agency from without [d]
  292. () Sharing is good: how to save money, time and resources through collaborative consumption [i]
  293. () Women and poverty: psychology, public policy, and social justice [i] [d]
  294. () Education for social change: Highlander education in the Appalachian Mountains and study circles in Sweden [d]
  295. () Public libraries and PBS partnering to enhance civic engagement: a study of a nationwide initiative [d]
  296. () Prevention in psychology: an introduction to the prevention practice kit [i] [d]
  297. () Why unions are going into the co-op business [u]
  298. () Asset assessments and community social work practice [i]
  299. Michael Dudley [ed] () Public libraries and resilient cities [i]
  300. () Volunteer work, informal learning and social action [i] [d]
  301. () More than training: community-based participatory research to reduce injuries among hispanic construction workers [d]
  302. () 'Libraries are the most important public buildings' [interview with architect Francine Houben] [u]
  303. Jan Marie Fritz [ed] () Moving toward a just peace: the mediation continuum [i] [d]
  304. () Lessons from a buried past: settlement women and democratically anchored governance networks [d]
  305. () Enhancing global regulation: exploring alternative financial machinery [i] [d]
  306. () Take back the economy: an ethical guide for transforming our communities [i] [d] [j]
  307. () From collective bargaining to social justice certification: workers' rights in the American meatpacking industry [d]
  308. () Interpersonal social work skills for community practice [i]
  309. () Why do we (still) lack data on policing? [u]
  310. Stephen J. Hartnett, Eleanor Novek, & Jennifer K. Wood [ed] () Working for justice: a handbook of prison education and activism [i] [j]
  311. Dietrich Henckel, Susanne Thomaier, Benjamin Könecke, Roberto Zedda, & Stefano Stabilini [ed] () Space–time design of the public city [i] [d]
  312. () Hazard or hardship: crafting global norms on the right to refuse unsafe work [i]
  313. () Fresh fruit, broken bodies: migrant farmworkers in the United States [i] [d] [j]
  314. () Principles of social change [i] [d]
  315. Mary Kaldor & Joseph E. Stiglitz [ed] () The quest for security: protection without protectionism and the challenge of global governance [i] [d] [j]
  316. () Managing emergencies and crises [i]
  317. () Walk and be moved: how walking builds social movements [d]
  318. () Understanding quality of life in a northern, rural climate [d]
  319. Jeffrey A. Kottler, Jon Carlson, & Matt Englar-Carlson [ed] () Helping beyond the fifty minute hour: therapists involved in meaningful social action [i] [d]
  320. () Social isolation of disadvantage and advantage: the reproduction of inequality in urban space [d] [j] [u]
  321. () Missing us: re-visioning psychoanalysis from the perspective of community [i]
  322. () Deliberation, cognitive diversity, and democratic inclusiveness: an epistemic argument for the random selection of representatives [d] [j]
  323. () Public choice theory and overcriminalization [u]
  324. () The need for social policies that support the revitalizing effects of immigration rather than law enforcement initiatives that assume disproportionate immigrant criminality [d]
  325. () Using decision errors to help people help themselves [i] [d] [j]
  326. () Accompanying: pathways to social change [i]
  327. () Neighborhood immigration, violence, and city-level immigrant political opportunities [d]
  328. () Psychological levers of behavior change [i] [d] [j]
  329. () Location-based services in 2030: from sharing to collective action [i] [d]
  330. Laurie Mook [ed] () Accounting for social value [i] [d]
  331. () 'People just need to feel important, like someone is listening': recognising museums' community engagement programmes as spaces of care [d]
  332. () Community development agreements in the mining industry: an emerging global phenomenon [d]
  333. () Power, powerlessness and addiction [i] [d]
  334. () Refining expertise: how responsible engineers subvert environmental justice challenges [i] [d] [j]
  335. () Cooperation, community, and co-ops in a global era [i] [d]
  336. () Developing the next generation of community-based researchers: tips for undergraduate students [d]
  337. () The place of context: a theory and strategy for criminology's hard problems [d]
  338. () Flows, funds and the complexity of deprivation: using concepts from ecological economics for the study of poverty [d]
  339. Eldar Shafir [ed] () The behavioral foundations of public policy [i] [d] [j]
  340. Ruth A. Shapiro [ed] () The real problem solvers: social entrepreneurs in America [i] [d]
  341. () From a disconnected society to an interconnected society [j]
  342. () The social and spatial dynamics of community food production: a landscape approach to policy and program development [d]
  343. () Healthy heroes, magic meals, and a visiting alien: community-led assets-based social marketing [d]
  344. () Conservation social work: the interconnections of biodiversity health and human resilience [i] [d]
  345. () The price of paradise: the costs of inequality and a vision for a more equitable America [i] [j]
  346. () Social strain and executive function across the lifespan: the dark (and light) sides of social engagement [d]
  347. () Use of library space and the library as place [d]
  348. () Can leadership development act as a rural poverty alleviation strategy? [d]
  349. () Impact at the 'bottom of the pyramid': the role of social capital in capability development and community empowerment [d]
  350. () Landscapes, spatial justice and learning communities [d]
  351. () Just growth: inclusion and prosperity in America's metropolitan regions [i] [d]
  352. () Science cannot fix this: the limitations of evidence-based practice [d]
  353. Phil Brown, Rachel Morello-Frosch, & Stephen Zavestoski [ed] () Contested illnesses: citizens, science, and health social movements [i] [d] [j]
  354. () Community mapping for intercultural dialogue [u]
  355. () A future for Amazonia: Randy Borman and Cofán environmental politics [i]
  356. () Social network capital, economic mobility and poverty traps [d]
  357. () Slow democracy: rediscovering community, bringing decision making back home [i]
  358. () Building sustainable peace and compassionate community [i] [d]
  359. () Why we need urban health equity indicators: integrating science, policy, and community [p] [d]
  360. () The accountable prison [d]
  361. () Women and poverty in 21st century America [i]
  362. () Passing on the gift as an approach to sustainable development programmes [d]
  363. () What if psychology redesigned the criminal justice system? [i] [d]
  364. () Punishment, participatory democracy, and the jury [i] [d]
  365. () Crime place and pollution: expanding crime reduction options through a regulatory approach [d]
  366. (/2013) Underminers: a guide to subverting the machine [i]
  367. () Startup communities: building an entrepreneurial ecosystem in your city [i] [d]
  368. () Human behavior and sustainability [d]
  369. () Applied developmental science, social justice, and socio-political well-being [d]
  370. Stephen L. Fisher & Barbara Ellen Smith [ed] () Transforming places: lessons from Appalachia [i] [j]
  371. () Advocacy competency: the helping professional's role in addressing issues of social class [i]
  372. () Lifelong learning in public libraries: principles, programs, and people [i]
  373. () Popular education in times of societal transformation—a Swedish perspective [u]
  374. () Challenging the norm of self-interest: minority influence and transitions to helping norms in work units [d]
  375. () Happy villages and unhappy slums?: understanding happiness determinants in Peru [i] [d]
  376. () Why gender matters to ecological management and poverty reduction [i] [d]
  377. () The problem of policing [u]
  378. Malcolm Harris & Neal Gorenflo [ed] () Share or die: voices of the get lost generation in the age of crisis [i]
  379. () Associations between positive development in late adolescence and social, health, and behavioral outcomes in young adulthood [d]
  380. () Mobilization systems: technologies for motivating and coordinating human action [u]
  381. () Integrating publicly available web mapping tools for cartographic visualization of community food insecurity: a prototype [d]
  382. Jane Carter Ingram, Fabrice DeClerck, & Cristina Rumbaitis del Rio [ed] () Integrating ecology and poverty reduction [i] [d]
  383. () An integrated framework for assessing the value of community-based prevention [i] [d] [u]
  384. () Substitute care entry: the relationship between race or ethnicity and levels of county organization [d]
  385. Charlie Karlsson, Börje Johansson, & Roger Stough [ed] () Entrepreneurship, social capital and governance: directions for the sustainable development and competitiveness of regions [i] [d]
  386. () Owning our future: the emerging ownership revolution [i]
  387. Carolyn Bereznak Kenny & Tina Ngaroimata Fraser [ed] () Living indigenous leadership: native narratives on building strong communities [i]
  388. () Why some immigrant neighborhoods are safer than others: divergent findings from Los Angeles and Chicago [d]
  389. () Theatre for change: education, social action and therapy [i]
  390. () Inspiring and training students for social action: renewing a needed tradition [d]
  391. (/2016) Expect more: demanding better libraries for today's complex world [i] [d] [u]
  392. () Business and community approaches to rural development: comparing government-to-local approaches [u]
  393. Jesús Lau, Anna María Tammaro, & Theo J. D. Bothma [ed] () Libraries driving access to knowledge [i] [d]
  394. () Librarians as sustainability advocates, educators and entrepreneurs [i]
  395. () A new geospatial services framework: how disaster preparedness efforts should integrate neogeography [d]
  396. () Framed: America's fifty-one constitutions and the crisis of governance [i] [d]
  397. () A competence bartering platform for learners [i] [d]
  398. () The unheralded power of facilitation to change the world [u]
  399. () Civic empowerment in an age of corporate greed [i] [j]
  400. () Impacting community sustainability through behavior change: a research framework [d]
  401. () Organizing for society: a typology of social entrepreneuring models [d] [j]
  402. () Saving the world: a brief history of communication for development and social change [i] [d] [j]
  403. () Geting equity advocacy results: tools for navigating change [u]
  404. () Confronting criminal law's violence: the possibilities of unfinished alternatives [u]
  405. () Crisis mapping in action: how open source software and global volunteer networks are changing the world, one map at a time [d]
  406. () From redlining to benevolent societies: the emancipatory power of spatial thinking [d]
  407. () Classroom of hope: the voice of one courageous teacher on the US–Mexico border [d]
  408. () Engaging the youth community in environmental management: a participatory approach [u]
  409. () Making maps that matter: situating GIS within community conversations about changing landscapes [d]
  410. () Expresiones de reciprocidad para una economía saludable: los choba-chobas [u]
  411. () The difference culture makes: the competitive advantage of reciprocal, non-monetary exchange [i] [u]
  412. () Wellness as fairness [p] [d]
  413. () Critical psychology and career development: unpacking the adjust–challenge dilemma [d]
  414. () Networked: the new social operating system [i] [d] [j]
  415. () The activists' handbook: a step-by-step guide to participatory democracy [i]
  416. () Building ties: social capital network analysis of a forest community in a biosphere reserve in Chiapas, Mexico [d]
  417. Rosalie G. Riegle [ed] () Doing time for peace: resistance, family, and community [i]
  418. () Developing networks for community change: exploring the utility of network analysis [d]
  419. () The design activist's handbook: how to change the world (or at least your part of It) with socially conscious design [i]
  420. () Everyone leads: building leadership from the community up [i]
  421. () Governing how we care: contesting community and defining difference in U.S. public health programs [i]
  422. () Building community as social action: an art therapy group with adolescent males [d]
  423. () Rambling through the fields of justice in search of well-being for all [d]
  424. () Civic capacity: building on transformational leadership to explain successful integrative public leadership [d]
  425. () National Geographic FieldScope: a platform for community geography [d]
  426. () Public libraries in the new economy: twenty-first-century skills, the internet, and community needs [d]
  427. () Social happiness: theory into policy and practice [i] [j]
  428. () Stronger together: worker cooperatives as a community economic development strategy [o]
  429. Kjell Törnblom & Ali Kazemi [ed] () Handbook of social resource theory: theoretical extensions, empirical insights, and social applications [i] [d]
  430. () Searching for hope: life at a failing school in the heart of America [i]
  431. Michael Ungar [ed] () The social ecology of resilience: a handbook of theory and practice [i] [d]
  432. () Confronting power: the practice of policy advocacy [i]
  433. Elizabeth M. Vera [ed] () The Oxford handbook of prevention in counseling psychology [i] [d]
  434. () Dimensions of development: history, community, and change in Allpachico, Peru [i] [d]
  435. Norman Walzer & Gisele Hamm [ed] () Community visioning programs: processes and outcomes [i] [d]
  436. () Miles to go before we sleep: racial inequities in health [d]
  437. Barbara Wolfe, William Evans, & Teresa E. Seeman [ed] () The biological consequences of socioeconomic inequalities [i] [j]
  438. () Crisis mapping: the construction of a new interdisciplinary field? [d]
  439. Mark S. Aber, Kenneth I. Maton, & Edward Seidman [ed] () Empowering settings and voices for social change [i]
  440. () Lessons from the kibbutz on the equality–incentives trade-off [d]
  441. () Mental health and global well-being [d]
  442. () Promoting sustainable local and community economic development [i] [d]
  443. () Understanding the dynamics of community engagement of corporations in communities: the iterative relationship between dialogue processes and local protest at the Tintaya copper mine in Peru [d]
  444. () Mobilizing communities to implement evidence-based practices in youth violence prevention: the state of the art [p] [d]
  445. () Testing a measure of organizational learning capacity and readiness for transformational change in human services [d]
  446. () Lessons from San Francisco: health impact assessments have advanced political conditions for improving population health [d]
  447. Robert Biswas-Diener [ed] () Positive psychology as social change [i] [d]
  448. Nisha Botchwey, Andrew L. Dannenberg, & Howard Frumkin [ed] (/2022) Making healthy places: designing and building for well-being, equity, and sustainability [or: Making healthy places: designing and building for health, well-being, and sustainability] [i]
  449. () Crowdsourcing, citizen sensing and sensor web technologies for public and environmental health surveillance and crisis management: trends, OGC standards and application examples [d]
  450. () Constructive politics as public work: organizing the literature [d] [j]
  451. () Designing programs with a purpose: to promote civic engagement for life [d]
  452. () Social licences to operate: for better not for worse; for richer not for poorer?: the impacts of unplanned mining closure for 'fence line' residential communities [d]
  453. () Walking the line: participatory mapping, indigenous rights, and neoliberalism [d]
  454. () Displacing activism?: the impact of international service trips on understandings of social change [d]
  455. Ching-In Chen, Jai Dulani, & Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha [ed] () The revolution starts at home: confronting intimate violence within activist communities [i]
  456. () Lessons for creative cities from Burning Man: how organizations can sustain and disseminate a creative context [d]
  457. () Why civil resistance works: the strategic logic of nonviolent conflict [i] [j]
  458. () Change of heart: what psychology can teach us about spreading social change [i]
  459. Andrea Cornwall [ed] () The participation reader [i]
  460. Stephen Coyle [ed] () Sustainable and resilient communities: a comprehensive action plan for towns, cities, and regions [i]
  461. () Psychological selection and optimal experience across cultures: social empowerment through personal growth [i] [d]
  462. () Negotiating meaning in a blog-based community: addressing unique, shared, and community problems [i] [d]
  463. Oliver J. Dinius & Angela Vergara [ed] () Company towns in the Americas: landscape, power, and working-class communities [i] [d] [j]
  464. E. Franklin Dukes, Karen Firehock, & Juliana Birkhoff [ed] () Community-based collaboration: bridging socio-ecological research and practice [i]
  465. () Broke but unbroken: grassroots social movements and their radical solutions to poverty [i]
  466. () Restorative justice and democracy: fostering public accountability for criminal justice [d]
  467. () Community centered: 23 reasons why your library is the most important place in town [u]
  468. () Commons, anticommons, semicommons [i] [d]
  469. () Making feminist politics: transnational alliances between women and labor [i] [j]
  470. () What does living in a democracy mean for kids? [d]
  471. () A call for a social network-oriented approach to services for survivors of intimate partner violence [d]
  472. () Shine: using brain science to get the best from your people [i]
  473. Paula E. Hartman-Stein & Asenath La Rue [ed] () Enhancing cognitive fitness in adults: a guide to the use and development of community-based programs [i] [d]
  474. () Weathering the world: recovery in the wake of the tsunami in a Tamil fishing village [i] [j]
  475. () The developmental origins of health [d]
  476. A. H. J. (Bert) Helmsing & Sietze Vellema [ed] () Value chains, social inclusion, and economic development: contrasting theories and realities [i] [d]
  477. Eric Holt-Giménez [ed] () Food movements unite!: strategies to transform our food systems [i]
  478. () Interpreting industry's impacts: micropolitical ecologies of divergent community responses [d]
  479. () The role of community-based strategies in addressing metropolitan segregation and racial health disparities [d]
  480. () Nongovernmental organizations and the forces against them: lessons of the anti-NGO movement [u]
  481. () Skillful engagement with wicked issues: a framework for analysing the meaning-making structures of societal change agents [u]
  482. () Food security: an ecological–social analysis to promote social development [d]
  483. () The atlas of new librarianship [i] [d]
  484. () Time banking and health: the role of a community currency organization in enhancing well-being [d]
  485. () Collections to connections: changing spaces and new challenges in academic library buildings [o] [d] [u]
  486. () The battle for compassion: ethics in an apathetic universe [i]
  487. () Can Joe the plumber support redistribution?: law, social preferences, and sustainable policy design [u]
  488. Roger A. Lohmann & Jon Van Til [ed] () Resolving community conflicts and problems: public deliberation and sustained dialogue [i] [d] [j]
  489. (/2019) Narrative therapy [i] [d]
  490. () 'Needed not wanted': an interdisciplinary examination of the work-related challenges faced by irregular migrants [d]
  491. () Fixing the game: bubbles, crashes, and what capitalism can learn from the NFL [i]
  492. () 'Transforming justice': challenges for restorative justice in an era of punishment-based corrections [d]
  493. (/2014) Healing the heart of democracy: the courage to create a politics worthy of the human spirit [i]
  494. Eric Pardede [ed] () Community-built databases: research and development [i] [d]
  495. () Developing practice competencies: a foundation for generalist practice [i]
  496. Donald A. Ritchie [ed] () The Oxford handbook of oral history [i] [d]
  497. () The campesino-to-campesino agroecology movement of ANAP in Cuba: social process methodology in the construction of sustainable peasant agriculture and food sovereignty [p] [d]
  498. () The structural sources of association [d] [j]
  499. () American policing at a crossroads: unsustainable policies and the procedural justice alternative [u]
  500. () Collective action for social change: an introduction to community organizing [i] [d]
  501. () Strategies that public libraries use to build communities [d]
  502. () The role of public libraries in community building [d]
  503. () Flourish: a visionary new understanding of happiness and well-being [i]
  504. () A political economy approach to foreign investment and local welfare [d]
  505. () Property and wealth inequality as cultural niche construction [p] [d]
  506. () Imagining personhood differently: person value and autonomist working-class value practices [d]
  507. () Doing poverty: learning outcomes among students participating in the community action poverty simulation program [d]
  508. () The luck of the draw: the role of lotteries in decision-making [i] [d]
  509. () The primacy of society and the failures of law and development [u]
  510. () Empowerment and disempowerment in community development practice: eight roles practitioners play [d]
  511. () Advancing the science of community-level interventions [d]
  512. () Applying Buddhist practices to advocacy: the advocacy–serving model [d]
  513. () Developing preventive mental health interventions for refugee families in resettlement [d]
  514. () Open source church: making room for the wisdom of all [i]
  515. () How can medical anthropologists contribute to contemporary conversations on 'illegal' im/migration and health? [p] [d]
  516. () Community development efforts offer a major opportunity to advance Americans' health [d]
  517. () Creating confidence: how to do social work without destroying people's souls [i]
  518. () Enabling methods for community health mapping in developing countries [d]
  519. () An action research approach to the inclusion of immigrants in work life and local community life: preparation of a participatory realm [d]
  520. () Confronting environmental challenges on the US–Mexico border: long-term community-based research and community service learning in a binational partnership [d]
  521. () Participatory action research and environmental learning: implications for resilient forests and communities [d]
  522. () Fostering integrative community leadership [d]
  523. () Social entrepreneurship: what everyone needs to know [i]
  524. Klaus Bosselmann & J. Ronald Engel [ed] () The Earth Charter: a framework for global governance [i]
  525. Louis D. Brown & Scott Wituk [ed] () Mental health self-help: consumer and family initiatives [i] [d]
  526. () Permitting a new mine: insights from the community debate [d]
  527. Robert J. Chaskin [ed] () Youth gangs and community intervention: research, practice, and evidence [i] [d] [j]
  528. () Engaging performance: theatre as call and response [i] [d]
  529. () The roots of the recovery movement in psychiatry: lessons learned [i] [d]
  530. () The moral underground: how ordinary Americans subvert an unfair economy [i]
  531. () Grassroots aerial photography: mapping the BP oil disaster [o]
  532. () Exploring the link between integrated leadership and public sector performance [d]
  533. () Farm together now: a portrait of people, places, and ideas for a new food movement [i]
  534. () Streetworkers, youth violence prevention, and peacemaking in Lowell, Massachusetts: lessons and voices from the community [d]
  535. () Community practice skills: local to global perspectives [i] [j]
  536. () Well-being as discourse: potentials and problems for studies of organizing and health inequalities [d]
  537. () Libraries, low-income people, and social exclusion [d]
  538. () Rethinking the dynamics of rural transformation: performing different development pathways in a Philippine municipality [d] [j]
  539. Larry A. Golemon [ed] () Finding our story: narrative leadership and congregational change [i]
  540. () Beyond the 50-minute hour: increasing control, choice, and connections in the lives of low-income women [d]
  541. Gary P. Green & Ann Goetting [ed] () Mobilizing communities: asset building as a community development strategy [i]
  542. () Community-based production of geographic information using open source software and Web 2.0 [d]
  543. () The placemakers' guide to building community [i] [d]
  544. Alf Hornborg & Andrew K. Jorgensen [ed] () International trade and environmental justice: toward a global political ecology [i]
  545. Paul D. Houston, Alan M. Blankstein, & Robert W. Cole [ed] () Leadership for family and community involvement [i]
  546. () The generative potential of participatory geographic information systems [i] [d]
  547. () Policy networking as capacity building: an analysis of regional road development conflict in Indonesia [d]
  548. () Understanding international social work: a critical analysis [i]
  549. () Hidden talent: tacit skill formation and labor market incorporation of Latino immigrants in the United States [d]
  550. () Creative community organizing: a guide for rabble-rousers, activists, and quiet lovers of justice [i]
  551. Ani Kalayjian & Dominique Eugene [ed] () Mass trauma and emotional healing around the world: rituals and practices for resilience and meaning-making [i]
  552. Sheila B. Kamerman, Shelley A. Phipps, & Asher Ben-Aryeh [ed] () From child welfare to child well-being: an international perspective on knowledge in the service of policy making [i] [d]
  553. () Edible backyards: a qualitative study of household food growing and its contributions to food security [d]
  554. Daniel Lathrop & Laurel Ruma [ed] () Open government: collaboration, transparency, and participation in practice [i]
  555. () What are your priorities right now?: identifying service needs across recovery stages to inform service development [p] [d]
  556. () Scaling up local perceptions of poverty to country level: a proof of concept for rural Honduras [d]
  557. Richard M. Lerner, Willis F. Overton, Michael E. Lamb, & Alexandra M. Freund [ed] () The handbook of life-span development [i] [d]
  558. () The effectiveness of service-learning: it's not always what you think [d]
  559. () Investing in entrepreneurs: a strategic approach for strengthening your regional and community economy [i]
  560. Warren Linds, Linda Goulet, & Ali Sammel [ed] () Emancipatory practices: adult–youth engagement for social and environmental justice [i]
  561. () Culturally proficient education: an asset-based response to conditions of poverty [i]
  562. () Engineering and sustainable community development [i] [d]
  563. () Picnics, participation and power: linking community building to social change [d]
  564. () Place-based narratives: an entry point for ministry to the soul of a community [i]
  565. () The abundant community: awakening the power of families and neighborhoods [i]
  566. () On Gandhi's path: Bob Swann's work for peace and community economics [i]
  567. () Sí se puede: using participatory research to promote environmental justice in a Latino community in San Diego, California [d]
  568. () Reframing the representation debate: going beyond union and non-union options [d] [j]
  569. Antony Morgan, Erio Ziglio, & Maggie Davies [ed] () Health assets in a global context: theory, methods, action [i] [d]
  570. () The use of robustness analysis for planning actions in a poor Brazilian community [d]
  571. () Out of sync and unaware?: exploring the effects of problem frame alignment and discordance in community collaboratives [d]
  572. () Building bridges from the margins: the work of leadership in social change organizations [d]
  573. () Paradox and collaboration in network management [d]
  574. () The power of positive deviance: how unlikely innovators solve the world's toughest problems [i] [u]
  575. () Thoughtfully reflective decision making and the accumulation of capital: bringing choice back in [d]
  576. () Divergent social worlds: neighborhood crime and the racial–spatial divide [i] [j]
  577. () Inequality: an underacknowledged source of mental illness and distress [d]
  578. Robert D. Plotnick [ed] () Old assumptions, new realities: ensuring economic security for working families in the 21st century [i] [j]
  579. () 'Physicians to a dying planet': Helen Caldicott, Randall Forsberg, and the anti-nuclear weapons movement of the early 1980s [d]
  580. () Social, economic, and political processes that create built environment inequities: perspectives from urban African Americans in Atlanta [p] [d]
  581. () Fundamentalism in American religion and law: Obama's challenge to patriarchy's threat to democracy [i] [d]
  582. () Business networks and economic development in rural communities in the United States [d]
  583. () Public libraries as impartial spaces in a consumer society: possible, plausible, desirable? [d]
  584. () The social marketing of giving: a framework for public policy intervention [d]
  585. () Mobilizing and managing social capital: on roles and responsibilities of local facilitators in territorial development [d]
  586. () Libraries must remain free and open to all [u]
  587. () Informed social reflection: its development and importance for adolescents' civic engagement [i] [d]
  588. () Agricultural knowledge in urban and resettled communities: applications to social-ecological resilience and environmental education [d]
  589. Lonnie R. Sherrod, Judith Torney-Purta, & Constance A. Flanagan [ed] () Handbook of research on civic engagement in youth [i] [d]
  590. () Participatory sensing: building empowering surveillance [d]
  591. () El rincón de los olvidados: participatory GIS, experiential learning and critical pedagogy in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic [d]
  592. Carol Smallwood [ed] () Librarians as community partners: an outreach handbook [i]
  593. () Beyond restorative justice: radical organizing against violence [i] [d]
  594. () Psychology, poverty, and the end of social exclusion: putting our practice to work [i]
  595. () Youth participatory action research groups as school counseling interventions [d] [j]
  596. () Children as citizens and partners in strengthening communities [d]
  597. Gerhard Sonnert & Gerald Holton [ed] () Helping young refugees and immigrants succeed: public policy, aid, and education [i] [d]
  598. () Social problem construction and its impact on program and policy responses [i] [d]
  599. () Blessed are the organized: grassroots democracy in America [i] [d] [j]
  600. () Organizing workers in the space between unions: union-centric labor revitalization and the role of community-based organizations [d]
  601. () Disrupting injustice: principals narrate the strategies they use to improve their schools and advance social justice [d]
  602. () United We Can: resource recovery, place and social enterprise [d]
  603. () What do banks do, what should they do and what public policies are needed to ensure best results for the real economy? [u]
  604. () The role of intentional self regulation, lower neighborhood ecological assets, and activity involvement in youth developmental outcomes [d]
  605. Kieran Walshe, Gill Harvey, & Pauline Jas [ed] () Connecting knowledge and performance in public services: from knowing to doing [i] [d]
  606. () Grassroots mapping: tools for participatory and activist cartography [o] [u]
  607. () Working with and for: student advocates' experience of relationship-centered advocacy with low-income women [d]
  608. () The ballot and the badge: democratic policing [d]
  609. () The culture of Mexican migration [d]
  610. () Women's participation in development programs and food security status [d]
  611. () Advancing out of poverty: social class worldview and its relation to resilience [d]
  612. () Toward a typology for social-ecological systems [d] [u]
  613. () Beyond NGO-ization?: reflections from Latin America [d]
  614. () A vehicle for research: using street sweepers to explore the landscape of environmental community action [i] [d] [u]
  615. Thomas A. Arcury & Sara A. Quandt [ed] () Latino farmworkers in the Eastern United States: health, safety and justice [i] [d]
  616. () Looking beyond traditional volunteer management: a case study of an alternative approach to volunteer engagement in parks and recreation [d]
  617. () Interrogating notions of the powerless oustee [d]
  618. () Fostering family resiliency: a review of the key protective factors [d]
  619. () Participatory organizational change in community-based health and human services: from tokenism to political engagement [p] [d]
  620. () Commodity, gift and mass-gift: on gift-commodity hybrids in advanced mass consumption cultures [d]
  621. () The Sarvodaya Shramadana movement of Sri Lanka: the elephant moves and we begin to understand the whole [d]
  622. () Space for emotion in the spaces of activism [d]
  623. () Photovoice: a review of the literature in health and public health [d]
  624. () Heeding the landscape's usable past: public history in the service of a working waterfront [d]
  625. Mario Cimoli, Giovanni Dosi, & Joseph E. Stiglitz [ed] () Industrial policy and development: the political economy of capabilities accumulation [i] [d]
  626. Nancy Courtney [ed] () Academic library outreach: beyond the campus walls [i]
  627. () The economics and psychology of inequality and human development [d]
  628. () 'In a country as affluent as America, people should be eating': experiences with and perceptions of food insecurity among rural and urban Oregonians [p] [d]
  629. () Community organizing theory and practice: conservative trends, oppositional alternatives [i]
  630. () How festivals nurture resilience in regional communities [i]
  631. () Ending the silence of the Mexican immigrant voice in public education: creating culturally inclusive family–school–community partnerships [d] [j]
  632. () Mapping a better world [u]
  633. () If we can put a man on the moon: getting big things done in government [i]
  634. () Well-being for all: concepts and tools for social cohesion = Le bien-être pour tous: concepts et outils de la cohésion sociale [i]
  635. () The unbounded home: property values beyond property lines [i] [d] [j]
  636. Robert Fisher [ed] () The people shall rule: ACORN, community organizing, and the struggle for economic justice [i]
  637. () The glorious study hall: how libraries nurture a life of the mind [u]
  638. () Of Minutemen and Rebel Clown Armies: reconsidering transformative citizenship [d]
  639. () Catastrophe in the making: the engineering of Katrina and the disasters of tomorrow [i] [d]
  640. () Adolescent community reinforcement approach (A-CRA) [i]
  641. Stephen Goldsmith & Donald F. Kettl [ed] () Unlocking the power of networks: keys to high-performance government [i]
  642. () Facilitating youth participation in a context of forced migration: a photovoice project in northern Uganda [d]
  643. () Escaping the bondage of the dominant agrifood system: community-based cooperative strategies [u]
  644. () The power of incremental outcomes: how small victories and defeats affect social movement organizations [d]
  645. () Experience-based measures of food and water security: biocultural approaches to grounded measures of insecurity [d]
  646. () Moved to action: motivation, participation, and inequality in American politics [i] [d]
  647. () Firefighters volunteering beyond their duty: an essential asset in rural communities [u]
  648. (/2015) Our evanescent culture—and the awesome duty of librarians [i] [u]
  649. Joanna Hoare & Fiona Gell [ed] () Women's leadership and participation: case studies on learning for action [i] [d]
  650. () Community-based advocacy training: applying asset-based community development in resident education [p] [d]
  651. () Towards participatory geographic information systems for community-based environmental decision making [d]
  652. James Jennings & Julia Sheron Jordan-Zachery [ed] () Urban spaces: planning and struggles for land and community [i]
  653. () A new conservation politics: power, organization building, and effectiveness [i]
  654. () Moving beyond developmental paradigms: a case study and analysis of a TfD workshop in Bangladesh [d]
  655. () When brute force fails: how to have less crime and less punishment [i] [d] [j]
  656. Susan Applegate Krouse & Heather Howard-Bobiwash [ed] () Keeping the campfires going: native women's activism in urban communities [i]
  657. () Community-based participatory research shows how a community initiative creates networks to improve well-being [d]
  658. Catherine Lutz [ed] () The bases of empire: the global struggle against U.S. military posts [i]
  659. () Collaborative helping: a practice framework for family-centered services [d]
  660. Carmen Malena [ed] () From political won't to political will: building support for participatory governance [i]
  661. () Earth in our care: ecology, economy, and sustainability [i] [d] [j]
  662. () Forgiveness and reconciliation: essential to sustaining human development [i] [d]
  663. () Cross-movement coalition formation: bridging the labor–environment divide [d]
  664. () Citizen participation in the making of environmental decisions: evolving obstacles and potential solutions through partnership with experts and agents [u]
  665. () Spatial decision support in a post-disaster environment: a community-focused approach [d]
  666. () Do-it-yourself mobilization: punk and social movements [d]
  667. () Getting to better water quality outcomes: the promise and challenge of the citizen effect [d]
  668. () Frontiers in participatory rural appraisal and participatory learning and action: PRA and PLA in applied research [i]
  669. () Participatory rural appraisal: principles, methods and application [i] [d]
  670. Tara Natarajan, Wolfram Elsner, & Scott Fullwiler [ed] () Institutional analysis and praxis: the social fabric matrix approach [i] [d]
  671. (/2017) Resilient cities: overcoming fossil fuel dependence [or: Resilient cities: responding to peak oil and climate change] [i] [d]
  672. Lynn M. Nybell, Jeffrey J. Shook, & Janet L. Finn [ed] () Childhood, youth, and social work in transformation: implications for policy and practice [i] [j]
  673. () 'Life here is just scraping by': livelihood strategies and social networks among peasant households in Honduras [d]
  674. () Responsibility in childhood: three developmental trajectories [d]
  675. () Consensus organizing: a community development workbook: a comprehensive guide to designing, implementing, and evaluating community change initiatives [i] [d]
  676. () This could be the start of something big: how social movements for regional equity are reshaping metropolitan America [i] [d] [j]
  677. M. Paloma Pavel [ed] () Breakthrough communities: sustainability and justice in the next American metropolis [i] [d]
  678. Barry Percy-Smith & Nigel Thomas [ed] () A handbook of children and young people's participation: perspectives from theory and practice [i]
  679. () Ethics and accountability in criminal justice: towards a universal standard [i]
  680. () Progressive community organizing: a critical approach for a globalizing world [i]
  681. () Understanding the social economy: a Canadian perspective [i] [j]
  682. () Community campaigns, supply chains, and protecting the health and well-being of workers [d]
  683. () Mapping community values for natural capital and ecosystem services [d]
  684. () Global justice networks: geographies of transnational solidarity [i] [d]
  685. () Why the garden club couldn't save Youngstown: the transformation of the Rust Belt [i]
  686. () When development meets culture and conflict: the challenges and paradoxes of the good samaritan [d]
  687. () Kitchen table sustainability: practical recipes for community engagement with sustainability [i] [d]
  688. () Speakout: the step-by-step guide to speakouts and community workshops [i] [d]
  689. () Belonging through land/scape [d]
  690. () Promoting wellness: integrating community and positive psychology [d]
  691. () Enhancing community leadership negotiation skills to build civic capacity [d]
  692. () Beyond 'Leave No Trace' [d]
  693. () Unite and conquer: how to build coalitions that win—and last [i]
  694. () Investing in democracy: engaging citizens in collaborative governance [i]
  695. () Unanticipated gains: origins of network inequality in everyday life [i] [d]
  696. () Feeding the city: towards a new research and planning agenda [d]
  697. () Toward a cartography of the commons: constituting the political and economic possibilities of place [d]
  698. () The thin book of SOAR: building strengths-based strategy [i]
  699. () Cleaning up water? Or building rural community? Community watershed organizations in Pennsylvania [d]
  700. () Healing spaces: the science of place and well-being [i]
  701. Randy Stoecker, Elizabeth A. Tryon, & Amy Hilgendorf [ed] () The unheard voices: community organizations and service learning [i]
  702. () Nonprofit advocacy and civic engagement on the Internet [d]
  703. () Aligning identities, emotions, and beliefs to create commitment to sustainable social and political action [p] [d]
  704. Toby Alice Volkman, Joan Dassin, & Mary Sabina Zurbuchen [ed] () Origins, journeys and returns: social justice in international higher education [i]
  705. () Connected community and household food-based strategy (CCH-FBS): its importance for health, food safety, sustainability and security in diverse localities [d]
  706. () Beyond the bake sale: a community-based relational approach to parent engagement in schools [d] [u]
  707. () How adolescents come to see themselves as more responsible through participation in youth programs [p] [d] [j]
  708. () Police and their perceived image: how community influence officers' job satisfaction [d]
  709. () Capabilities and social justice: the political philosophy of Amartya Sen and Martha Nussbaum [i]
  710. () Connecting hand, mind, and community: vocational education for social and environmental renewal [d] [u]
  711. () The emergence and framing of farm-to-school initiatives: civic engagement, health and local agriculture [d]
  712. () Mapping urban poverty for local governance in an Indian mega-city: the case of Delhi [d]
  713. () Multiple capacities, multiple outcomes: delving deeper into the meaning of community capacity [with asset diagrams] [u]
  714. Pablo Beramendi & Christopher J. Anderson [ed] () Democracy, inequality, and representation: a comparative perspective [i] [j]
  715. () Developing leadership talent [i]
  716. () Mapping dialogue: essential tools for social change [i]
  717. () The twelve-step recovery model of AA: a voluntary mutual help association [p] [d]
  718. (/2012) Community conversations: mobilizing the ideas, skills, and passion of community organizations, governments, businesses, and people [i]
  719. () Democracy as problem solving: civic capacity in communities across the globe [i] [d]
  720. Deborah H. Charbonneau [ed] () Global information inequalities: bridging the information gap [i]
  721. () Community entrepreneurial climate: an analysis of small business owners' perspectives in 12 small towns in Missouri, USA [u]
  722. () Socially responsible entrepreneurs: what do they do to create and build their companies? [d]
  723. () Wellbeing in international development: what's new? [d]
  724. Joseph De Rivera [ed] () Handbook on building cultures of peace [i] [d]
  725. () The household: informal order around the hearth [i] [d] [j]
  726. (/2013) Visualising information for advocacy: an introduction to information design [o] [u]
  727. () Civitas in horto: James Luther Adams and Lowell Welden Livezey at the banquet table of Chicago citizenship [d] [j]
  728. () The librarian as bridge-builder [d]
  729. () Migrant organization and hometown impacts in rural Mexico [d]
  730. () Learning from extant cultures of peace [i] [d]
  731. () Meeting universal human needs as the foundation of individual and social development and of social and global justice [d]
  732. (/2012) From poverty to power: how active citizens and effective states can change the world [i] [d]
  733. () The false paths, the endless labors, the turns now this way and now that: participatory action research, mutual vulnerability, and the politics of inquiry [d]
  734. () Recovering resources—recycling citizenship: urban poverty reduction in Latin America [i]
  735. () The art of engagement: bridging the gap between people and possibilities [i]
  736. () Civic engagement, spatial planning and democracy as a way of life [and comments] [d]
  737. () Building human resilience: the role of public health preparedness and response as an adaptation to climate change [d]
  738. () From local to global empowerment: health promotion in action [i] [d]
  739. () Improving oneself: young people getting ahead in the Peruvian Andes [d]
  740. (/2014) Human rights and social justice in a global perspective: an introduction to international social work [i]
  741. () Employment training for at-risk youth: a program evaluation focusing on changes in psychological well-being [d]
  742. () Post-sustainable development [d]
  743. () Market discipline and management education: a view from a southern women's cooperative [d]
  744. () Community resilience as a metaphor, theory, set of capacities, and strategy for disaster readiness [p] [d]
  745. () Maps for advocacy: an introduction to geographical mapping techniques [i] [u]
  746. () Community psychology: challenges, controversies and emerging consensus [i]
  747. () Market movements: nongovernmental organization strategies to influence global production and consumption [d]
  748. () Escape routes: control and subversion in the twenty-first century [i]
  749. () Community health workers: social justice and policy advocates for community health and well-being [d]
  750. () Facilitating participatory multilevel decision-making by using interactive mental maps [p] [d] [u]
  751. () Fossil fuels and food security: analysis and recommendations for community organizers [d]
  752. () Grocery store attraction strategies: a resource guide for community activists and local governments [o] [u]
  753. Mica Pollock [ed] () Everyday antiracism: getting real about race in school [i]
  754. () Mobilizing the community to help students succeed [i]
  755. () Restoring right relations among privileged and poor people: a case study of the Center for New Creation [d]
  756. () Organising to protect: protecting landscapes and livelihoods in the Nicaraguan hillsides [d] [j]
  757. Pascal C. Sanginga, Ann Waters-Bayer, Susan Kaaria, Jemimah Njuki, & Chesha Wettasinha [ed] () Innovation Africa: enriching farmers' livelihoods [i] [d]
  758. () Challenging hegemonies: advancing collaboration in community-based participatory action research [d]
  759. () Liberating voices: a pattern language for communication revolution [i] [d] [u]
  760. (/2015) Rigging the game: how inequality is reproduced in everyday life [i]
  761. () Sustainability education, whole school approaches, and communities of action [i] [d]
  762. () Toward psychologies of liberation [i] [d]
  763. () The handbook of community safety, gender and violence prevention: practical planning tools [i] [d]
  764. () Poverty and peacemaking criminology: beyond mainstream criminology [d]
  765. () From spheres of civility to critical public spheres: democracy and citizenship in the big house (Part I) [j]
  766. () From spheres of civility to critical public spheres: democracy and citizenship in the big house (Part II) [j]
  767. () Resistance and compliance in the age of globalization: Indian women and labor organizations [d]
  768. () Keep the best, change the rest: participatory tools for working with communities on gender and sexuality [u]
  769. Etiony Aldarondo [ed] () Advancing social justice through clinical practice [i]
  770. () Survival of the knitted: immigrant social networks in a stratified world [i]
  771. (/2010) Not for sale: the return of the global slave trade—and how we can fight it [i]
  772. () Why place matters: building a movement for healthy communities [o] [u]
  773. () Story telling in sustainable development projects [d]
  774. () A grammar of organizing [i] [d]
  775. () The psychology of working and the advancement of social justice [i]
  776. () Community-based collaboration: an overarching best practice in prevention [d]
  777. () Sharing power: learning-by-doing in co-management of natural resources throughout the world [i] [d]
  778. Sarah Bracking [ed] () Corruption and development: the anti-corruption campaigns [i] [d]
  779. () Using economic human rights in the movement to end poverty: the Kensington Welfare Rights union and the Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign [i] [j]
  780. () Public library leaders and changing society [d]
  781. () Principles and processes for enhancing sustainable rural livelihoods: collaborative learning in Uganda [d]
  782. () Finding community: how to join an ecovillage or intentional community [i]
  783. () Imprisoning communities: how mass incarceration makes disadvantaged neighborhoods worse [i]
  784. Ram A. Cnaan & Carl Milofsky [ed] () Handbook of community movements and local organizations [i] [d]
  785. Ram A. Cnaan & Carl Milofsky [ed] (/2018) Handbook of community movements and local organizations in the 21st century [i] [d]
  786. COMPAS [ed] () Learning endogenous development: building on bio-cultural diversity [i] [d] [u]
  787. () Circles of association: the connections of community-based food systems [d]
  788. () The economics of a good party: social mechanics and the legitimization of art/culture [d]
  789. () Creating a recovery-oriented system of behavioral health care: moving from concept to reality [d]
  790. () A community psychology view of environmental organization processes [p] [d]
  791. (/2017) Just culture: restoring trust and accountability in your organization [or: Just culture: balancing safety and accountability] [i] [d]
  792. () Crimes of punishment: America's culture of violence [i]
  793. Jane E. Dutton & Belle Rose Ragins [ed] () Exploring positive relationships at work: building a theoretical and research foundation [i] [d]
  794. () Herd: how to change mass behaviour by harnessing our true nature [i]
  795. () Consensus organizing: building communities of mutual self interest [i] [d]
  796. () A marriage made in heaven?: mismatches and misunderstandings between worker centres and unions [d]
  797. Linda K. Fuller [ed] () Community media: international perspectives [i] [d]
  798. Duncan Gallie [ed] () Employment regimes and the quality of work [i]
  799. () Citizens as sensors: the world of volunteered geography [d]
  800. () 'The struggle made me a nonracialist': why there was so little terrorism in the antiapartheid struggle [d]
  801. () The economics, technology, and neuroscience of human capability formation [p] [d]
  802. C. Clare Hinrichs & Thomas A. Lyson [ed] () Remaking the North American food system: strategies for sustainability [i]
  803. () Developing spiritual competence in practice [d]
  804. () Promoting conservation through the arts: outreach for hearts and minds [p] [d] [j]
  805. () Food matters: community food assessments as a tool for change [d]
  806. () Art therapy and social action [i]
  807. () The world we want: new dimensions in philanthropy and social change [i]
  808. () How professionals can add value to their communities and organizations [u]
  809. () Promoting and protecting mental health as flourishing: a complementary strategy for improving national mental health [p] [d]
  810. Sara Louise Kindon, Rachel Pain, & Mike Kesby [ed] () Participatory action research approaches and methods: connecting people, participation, and place [i]
  811. Luciano L'Abate [ed] () Low-cost approaches to promote physical and mental health: theory, research, and practice [i]
  812. () Enhancing resilience: families and communities as agents for change [d]
  813. () Health promotion practice: building empowered communities [i]
  814. Linda M. Lobao, Gregory Hooks, & Ann R. Tickamyer [ed] () The sociology of spatial inequality [i]
  815. () The paradox of extralegal activism: critical legal consciousness and transformative politics [j] [u]
  816. () The challenges of implementing community policing in the United States [d]
  817. () Common ground: cultural action as a route to community development [d]
  818. () Social exclusion in space and time [i]
  819. () Tools for radical democracy: how to organize for power in your community [i]
  820. () Rebuilding communities: the contribution of integrated literacy and conflict resolution programmes [u]
  821. () Money and liberation: the micropolitics of alternative currency movements [i] [j]
  822. () The citizen-powered energy handbook: community solutions to a global crisis [i]
  823. () Competency in generalist practice: a guide to theory and evidence-based decision making [i]
  824. () Psychopolitical literacy for wellness and justice [d]
  825. Elisabeth Reichert [ed] () Challenges in human rights: a social work perspective [i] [j]
  826. () Constructing a criminal justice system free of racial bias: an abolitionist framework [u]
  827. () The case for developmental methodologies in democratization [d]
  828. () Refocusing crime prevention: collective action and the quest for community [i] [d]
  829. () Taking action, saving lives: our duties to protect environmental and public health [i] [d]
  830. () Governing through crime: how the war on crime transformed American democracy and created a culture of fear [i]
  831. () The Yugoslav experience with workers' councils: a reexamination [d]
  832. () Co-operative identity [u]
  833. () We make change: community organizers talk about what they do—and why [i] [j]
  834. Trapese Collective [ed] () Do it yourself: a handbook for changing our world [i]
  835. () Equity and excellence in the public library: why ignorance is not our heritage [i]
  836. Genevieve Vaughan [ed] () Women and the gift economy: a radically difference worldview is possible [i]
  837. () A new weave of power, people, and politics: the action guide for advocacy and citizen participation [i] [d]
  838. () Advocacy, outreach, and prevention: integrating social action roles in professional training [i]
  839. () Agroecology in action: extending alternative agriculture through social networks [i] [d]
  840. () Self-determination: instructional and assessment strategies [i]
  841. () A fatal drifting apart: democratic social knowledge and Chicago reform [i] [j]
  842. () The problems of relative deprivation: why some societies do better than others [d]
  843. Allison Williams [ed] () Therapeutic landscapes [i]
  844. () Reenergizing small communities: a vital role for rural schools [d]
  845. () Resurrecting the village: integration and recovery through a community of care [u]
  846. () Tools together now!: 100 participatory tools to mobilise communities for HIV/AIDS [i]
  847. () Social marketing in the 21st century [i] [d]
  848. () Privilege and disadvantage [u]
  849. () Enlarging the societal pie through wise legislation: a psychological perspective [p] [d] [j] [u]
  850. Srilatha Batliwala & L. David Brown [ed] () Transnational civil society: an introduction [i]
  851. () The ecology of learning: sustainability, lifelong learning, and everyday life [i] [d]
  852. () The creative community builder's handbook: how to transform communities using local assets, art, and culture [i]
  853. () Building powerful community organizations: a personal guide to creating groups that can solve problems and change the world [i]
  854. () The role and impact of community newsletters in fostering social cohesion and community development [u]
  855. () Leadership for the common good [i]
  856. () Rural leaders, rural places: problem, privilege, and possibility [u]
  857. Patricia M. Burbank [ed] () Vulnerable older adults: health care needs and interventions [i]
  858. () Avoiding ghettos of like-minded people: random selection and organizational collaboration [i]
  859. () Citizen-centered collaborative public management [d]
  860. Gerald W. Creed [ed] () The seductions of community: emancipations, oppressions, quandaries [i]
  861. () The first 90 days in government: critical success strategies for new public managers at all levels [i]
  862. () Reconnecting disadvantaged young men [i]
  863. () Spiraling-up: mapping community transformation with community capitals framework [d]
  864. Paul D. Epstein, Paul M. Coates, Lyle D. Wray, & David Swain [ed] () Results that matter: improving communities by engaging citizens, measuring performance, and getting things done [i]
  865. () Momentum: igniting social change in the connected age [i]
  866. () Worker centers: organizing communities at the edge of the dream [i]
  867. () Engaging families as experts: collaborative family program development [d]
  868. Mike Green, John O'Brien, Henry Moore, Gordon Cunningham, & John McKnight [ed] (/2009) When people care enough to act: ABCD in action [i]
  869. () Make-or-break roles in collaboration leadership [i]
  870. () An empowering approach to managing social service organizations [i]
  871. () Social work practice with Mexican clients: service provision with illegal entrants to the United States [d]
  872. () Storytelling: a workshop for inspiring group action [i]
  873. () Skill formation and the economics of investing in disadvantaged children [p] [d] [j]
  874. () Fostering dialogue across divides: a nuts and bolts guide from the Public Conversations Project [o]
  875. Jody Heymann, Clyde Hertzman, Morris L. Barer, & Robert G. Evans [ed] () Healthier societies: from analysis to action [i] [d]
  876. () High value forests, hidden economies and elite capture: evidence from forest user groups in Nepal's Terai [d]
  877. () Capacity development and PGIS for land demarcation: innovations from Nicaragua [u]
  878. () A participatory approach to monitoring slum conditions: an example from Ethiopia [u]
  879. () Our undemocratic constitution: where the constitution goes wrong (and how we the people can correct it) [i]
  880. Rachel MacNair [ed] () Working for peace: a handbook of practical psychology and other tools [i]
  881. Christof Mauch, Nathan Stoltzfus, & Douglas R. Weiner [ed] () Shades of green: environmental activism around the globe [i]
  882. () The social nature of recovery: discussion and implications for practice [d]
  883. Vernon Mogensen [ed] () Worker safety under siege: labor, capital, and the politics of workplace safety in a deregulated world [i] [d]
  884. () A conceptual model of community capacity for biodiversity conservation outcomes [d]
  885. (/2017) People and nature: an introduction to human ecological relations [i]
  886. () Building productive roles: occupational therapy in a homeless shelter [d]
  887. () Social entrepreneurship: a critical review of the concept [d]
  888. Nathan Pino & Michael D. Wiatrowski [ed] () Democratic policing in transitional and developing countries [i]
  889. Rutherford H. Platt [ed] () The humane metropolis: people and nature in the 21st-century city [i]
  890. () Promoting well-being: linking personal, organizational, and community change [i]
  891. () Learning and livelihood [u]
  892. () The lifelong activist: how to change the world without losing your way [i] [u]
  893. Robert E. Rhoades [ed] () Development with identity: community, culture and sustainability in the Andes [i] [d]
  894. Clare Rigg & Sue Richards [ed] () Action learning, leadership, and organizational development in public services [i] [d]
  895. () The development of collaboration of response to Hurricane Katrina in the Dallas area [d]
  896. () Pass it on!: ready-to-use handouts for asset builders [i]
  897. () Homelessness in rural America: policy and practice [i]
  898. () Building civic capacity in urban neighborhoods: an empirically grounded anatomy [d]
  899. () The birth of development: how the World Bank, Food and Agriculture Organization, and World Health Organization changed the world, 1945–1965 [i]
  900. Sandy Schuman [ed] () Creating a culture of collaboration: the International Association of Facilitators handbook [i]
  901. () Home is a prison in the global city: the tragic failure of school-based community engagement strategies [d]
  902. () Stories, visions, and values in voluntary organisations [i]
  903. () Rethinking community economic development [d]
  904. () The importance of feeling whole: learning to 'feel connected', community, and adult development [i]
  905. () Involving multiple stakeholders in large-scale collaborative projects [i]
  906. () Police and community in Chicago: a tale of three cities [i]
  907. () Theory, practice, and public dialogue: a case study in facilitating community transformation [i]
  908. Chris Steyaert & Daniel Hjorth [ed] () Entrepreneurship as social change [i] [d]
  909. () Corporate governance and the Mondragón Cooperatives [d]
  910. Third World Press [ed] () The covenant with Black America [i]
  911. E. Kay M. Tisdall [ed] () Children, young people and social inclusion: participation for what? [i] [d]
  912. () Citizenship, democracy, and the civic reintegration of criminal offenders [d]
  913. () Change leadership: a practical guide to transforming our schools [i]
  914. () Youth participation in photovoice as a strategy for community change [d]
  915. () Psychosocial interventions, or integrated programming for well-being? [d]
  916. () Doing the barter system one better: I'll teach you to throat sing if she teaches me to crochet [u]
  917. (/2008) Companies we keep: employee ownership and the business of community and place [i]
  918. () The organizational structure of local environmentalism [d]
  919. () Radical possibilities: public policy, urban education, and a new social movement [i]
  920. () A reciprocal approach to peacemaking criminology [d]
  921. () Developmentally attentive communities [i] [d]
  922. () Divided over diversity: political discourse in a Chicago neighborhood [d]
  923. () Becoming-forest, becoming-local: transformations of a protected area in Honduras [d]
  924. Chet A. Bowers & Frédérique Apffel-Marglin [ed] () Rethinking Freire: globalization and the environmental crisis [i] [d]
  925. Samuel Bowles, Herbert Gintis, & Melissa Osborne Groves [ed] () Unequal chances: family background and economic success [i] [d] [j]
  926. () Participatory methods in community practice: popular education and participatory rural appraisal [i] [d]
  927. () Polluted promises: environmental racism and the search for justice in a southern town [i] [d] [j]
  928. () Community currency in the United States: the social environments in which it emerges and survives [d]
  929. () Street science: community knowledge and environmental health justice [i] [d]
  930. Stefan Dercon [ed] () Insurance against poverty [i]
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  932. () Democracy, cooperation and business success: the case of Mondragón Corporación Cooperativa [d] [j]
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  934. Jefferson Fox, Krisnawati Suryanata, & Peter D. Hershock [ed] () Mapping communities: ethics, values, practice [i]
  935. (/2006) The new indicators of well-being and development [i]
  936. () Reflections and mobilizations: dialogues with movements and voluntary organizations [i]
  937. () The case against punishment: retribution, crime prevention, and the law [i]
  938. () Stick your neck out: a street-smart guide to creating change in your community and beyond: service as the path of a meaningful life [i]
  939. Sam Gregory, Gillian Caldwell, Thomas Harding, & Ronit Avni [ed] () Video for change: a guide for advocacy and activism [i]
  940. () Leisure role of public libraries: a historical perspective [d]
  941. () Leisure role of public libraries: user views [d]
  942. () The community health advisor program and the deep South network for cancer control: health promotion programs for volunteer community health advisors [p]
  943. Stanley Hyland [ed] () Community building in the twenty-first century [i]
  944. Barbara A. Israel [ed] (/2013) Methods for community-based participatory research for health [i]
  945. () The politics of attention: how government prioritizes problems [i]
  946. () Compassionate cities: public health and end-of-life care [i] [d]
  947. () Discovering community power: a guide to mobilizing local assets and your organization's capacity [o] [u]
  948. () The development of strategic thinking: learning to impact human systems in a youth activism program [d] [j]
  949. (/2016) Public health: power, empowerment and professional practice [i]
  950. () Class matters: cross-class alliance building for middle-class activists [i]
  951. () Diamond: a struggle for environmental justice in Louisiana's chemical corridor [i]
  952. () Getting the big picture in community science: methods that capture context [p] [d]
  953. Mary McMurran & James McGuire [ed] () Social problem solving and offending: evidence, evaluation, and evolution [i] [d]
  954. () Large group interventions: change as theater [d]
  955. () Community toolbox: consensus building [u]
  956. () Informal learning and the role of social movements [i] [d]
  957. () Who measures change: an introduction to participatory monitoring and evaluation of communication for social change [o] [u]
  958. () Post-traumatic factors and resilience: the role of shelter management and survivours' attitudes after the earthquakes in El Salvador (2001) [d]
  959. () Community-based monitoring in support of local sustainability [d]
  960. () Who are the oppressed? [i] [d]
  961. () Waging nonviolent struggle: 20th century practice and 21st century potential [i]
  962. () The use of joyfulness as a community organizing strategy [d]
  963. () From conscientization to interbeing: a personal journey [i] [d]
  964. Madhu Singh [ed] () Meeting basic learning needs in the informal sector: integrating education and training for decent work, empowerment and citizenship [i] [d]
  965. Bertram I. Spector [ed] () Fighting corruption in developing countries: strategies and analysis [i]
  966. () Groups and capabilities [d]
  967. Julia Sudbury [ed] () Global lockdown: race, gender, and the prison-industrial complex [i]
  968. () Assessing strengths, resilience, and growth to guide clinical interventions [d]
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  970. () But they all come back: facing the challenges of prisoner reentry [i]
  971. () Invitation to the party: building bridges to the arts, culture, and community [i]
  972. David Wann [ed] () Reinventing community: stories from the walkways of cohousing [i]
  973. () Humanitarian aid logistics: supply chain management in high gear [d] [j]
  974. Marie Weil & Michael Reisch [ed] () Handbook of community practice [i] [d]
  975. () Local services and amenities, neighborhood social capital, and health [d]
  976. () Participatory rural communication appraisal: starting with the people: a handbook [i] [u]
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  978. () Advocating for equitable development: a PolicyLink manual [o] [u]
  979. () What motivates members to participate in co-operative and mutual businesses? [d]
  980. () Buddhism at work: community development, social empowerment and the Sarvodaya Movement [i]
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  983. () Reclaiming development: an alternative economic policy manual [i]
  984. () Spirituality and community development: exploring the link between the individual and the collective [d]
  985. () The hidden power of social networks: understanding how work really gets done in organizations [i]
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  987. () Empowered participation: reinventing urban democracy [i] [d] [j]
  988. (/2009) The well-connected community: a networking approach to community development [i] [d]
  989. () The hungry man [i]
  990. () Social protest and policy change: ecology, antinuclear, and peace movements in comparative perspective [i]
  991. () The role of religious networks and other factors in types of volunteer work [d]
  992. () Small change: about the art of practice and the limits of planning in cities [i] [d]
  993. Samuel Hickey & Giles Mohan [ed] () Participation, from tyranny to transformation?: exploring new approaches to participation in development [i]
  994. () Fugitive and codified knowledge: implications for communities struggling to control the meaning of local environmental hazards [d]
  995. Christopher Hood, Oliver James, B. Guy Peters, & Colin Scott [ed] () Controlling modern government: variety, commonality, and change [i] [d]
  996. () Well-being: towards an integration of psychology, neurobiology and social science [p] [d]
  997. Stephen Joseph [ed] (/2015) Positive psychology in practice: promoting human flourishing in work, health, education, and everyday life [i] [d]
  998. (/2010) The complete guide to service learning: proven, practical ways to engage students in civic responsibility, academic curriculum, & social action [i]
  999. () Confrontations with power: moving beyond the 'tyranny of safety' in participation [i]
  1000. () Expanding a community's justice response to sex crimes through advocacy, prosecutorial, and public health collaboration: introducing the RESTORE program [p] [d]
  1001. Carol Levine & Thomas H. Murray [ed] () The cultures of caregiving: conflict and common ground among families, health professionals, and policy makers [i]
  1002. () Civic agriculture: reconnecting farm, food, and community [i]
  1003. David Maurrasse [ed] () A future for everyone: innovative social responsibility and community partnerships [i] [d]
  1004. Gerald Midgley & Alejandro Ochoa-Arias [ed] () Community operational research: OR and systems thinking for community development [i] [d]
  1005. () Failing forward: going beyond PRA and imposed forms of participation [participatory rural appraisal] [i]
  1006. Susan Ichi Su Moon [ed] () Not turning away: the practice of engaged Buddhism [i]
  1007. Amitava Mukherjee [ed] () Participatory rural appraisal: methods and applications in rural planning: essays in honour of Robert Chambers [i]
  1008. Karsten Mündel & Daniel Schugurensky [ed] () Lifelong citizenship learning, participatory democracy and social change [o] [u]
  1009. () Labor and the environmental movement: the quest for common ground [i] [d]
  1010. () Social responsibility as a professional virtue: law, Bourdieu, and community [i] [d]
  1011. () The practice of community family therapy [d]
  1012. () Building community capacity for violence prevention [p] [d]
  1013. T. Laine Scales & Calvin L. Streeter [ed] () Rural social work: building and sustaining community assets [i]
  1014. Wesley G. Skogan, Kathleen Frydl, & National Research Council [ed] () Fairness and effectiveness in policing: the evidence [i] [d] [u]
  1015. () Food justice movements: policy, planning, and networks [d]
  1016. () Is 'empowerment' the answer?: current theory and research on development communication [d]
  1017. () Uneasy alchemy: citizens and experts in Louisiana's chemical corridor disputes [i]
  1018. () Communication and power: REFLECT practical resource materials [o] [u]
  1019. () A framework of asset-accumulation stages and strategies [d]
  1020. () The power of scale: a global history approach [i] [d]
  1021. Marc H. Bornstein, Lucy Davidson, Corey L. M. Keyes, & Kristin A. Moore [ed] () Well-being: positive development across the life course [i] [d]
  1022. () Community development in sustainable livelihoods approaches: an introduction [d]
  1023. (/2009) Plan B 4.0: mobilizing to save civilization [i] [u]
  1024. Devon W. Carbado & Donald Weise [ed] () Time on two crosses: the collected writings of Bayard Rustin [i]
  1025. () Creating a life together: practical tools to grow ecovillages and intentional communities [i]
  1026. () Worlds apart: civil society and the battle for ethical globalization [i]
  1027. () The art of waking people up: cultivating awareness and authenticity at work [i]
  1028. () Toward building a better brain: neurobehavioral outcomes, mechanisms, and processes of environmental enrichment [i] [d]
  1029. Ed De St. Aubin, Dan P. McAdams, & T'ae-ch'ang Kim [ed] () The generative society: caring for future generations [i] [d]
  1030. () Local knowledge in the hands of transnational NGO networks: a Mexican viewpoint [d]
  1031. () Power of movement [u]
  1032. () Enhancing school-based prevention and youth development through coordinated social, emotional, and academic learning [p] [d]
  1033. () The key to sustainable cities: meeting human needs, transforming community systems [i]
  1034. () Joyfully together: the art of building a harmonious community [i]
  1035. () Environmental justice: environmental adult education at the confluence of oppressions [d]
  1036. () Building better health: a handbook of behavioral change [i]
  1037. () Drawing development: analysing local understandings of development in three Andean communities [d]
  1038. Richard M. Lerner & Peter L. Benson [ed] () Developmental assets and asset-building communities: implications for research, policy, and practice [i] [d]
  1039. Richard M. Lerner, Francine Jacobs, & Donald Wertlieb [ed] () Handbook of applied developmental science: promoting positive child, adolescent, and family development through research, policies, and programs [i]
  1040. () Protest, collaboration, and creation of alternative models: women's health activists using the Internet [i] [d]
  1041. Suniya S. Luthar [ed] () Resilience and vulnerability: adaptation in the context of childhood adversities [i] [d]
  1042. () Leadership for policy change: strengthening communities of color through leadership development [o] [u]
  1043. () Do you need to have them or should you believe you have them?: resources, their appraisal, and well-being in adulthood [d]
  1044. () Cops, teachers, counselors: stories from the front lines of public service [i] [d]
  1045. Meredith Minkler & Nina Wallerstein [ed] (/2008) Community-based participatory research for health: from process to outcomes [i]
  1046. () Peacemaking: practicing at the intersection of law and human conflict [i]
  1047. B. Guy Peters & Jon Pierre [ed] (/2012) The Sage handbook of public administration [i] [d]
  1048. () Análisis y planificación estratégica comunal (APEC) [o]
  1049. () Community and money: men and women making change [i]
  1050. () Identifying best practices of community participation in providing services to refugee survivors of torture: a case description [d]
  1051. () Newcomers to old towns: suburbanization of the heartland [i] [d]
  1052. () Environmental activism: a reference handbook [i]
  1053. () Implementing a community-wide strategic plan: Rock Hill's Empowering the Vision 10 years later [d]
  1054. Timothy A. Wise, Hilda Salazar, & Laura Carlsen [ed] () Confronting globalization: economic integration and popular resistance in Mexico [i]
  1055. Gloria Anzaldúa & AnaLouise Keating [ed] () This bridge we call home: radical visions for transformation [i]
  1056. () Finding the thread of an interrupted conversation: the arts, education, and community [u]
  1057. Deborah Barndt, Gene Desfor, & Barbara Rahder [ed] () Just doing it: popular collective action in the Americas [i]
  1058. Peter Bartelmus [ed] () Unveiling wealth: on money, quality of life, and sustainability [i] [d]
  1059. () Four motives for community involvement [d]
  1060. () Becoming an ally: breaking the cycle of oppression in people [i]
  1061. (/2015) International development: illusions and realities [or: The no-nonsense guide to international development] [i]
  1062. () Material flow analysis: unveiling the physical basis of economies [i] [d]
  1063. () From periphery to center: pathways for youth civic engagement in the day-to-day life of communities [d]
  1064. () Coercion, social support, and crime: an emerging theoretical consensus [d]
  1065. Kevin Corcoran & Albert R. Roberts [ed] (/2015) Social workers' desk reference [i]
  1066. () Quality of life and the distribution of wealth and resources [i]
  1067. () What makes librarianship exciting to you? [i]
  1068. Jacquelynne S. Eccles & Jennifer Appleton Gootman [ed] () Community programs to promote youth development [i] [d] [u]
  1069. (/2011) Assessing responses to problems: an introductory guide for police problem-solvers [i] [u]
  1070. () Democratic delusions: the initiative process in America [i]
  1071. () Beyond case management and counseling: teaching human service students to create change through advocacy [u]
  1072. () Communication for social change: an integrated model for measuring the process and its outcomes [o] [u]
  1073. () Asset building for social change: pathways to large-scale impact [o] [u]
  1074. () Sustainable solutions: building assets for empowerment and sustainable development [o] [u]
  1075. (/2004) Going public: an organizer's guide to citizen action [i]
  1076. () From assets to agents of change: social justice, organizing, and youth development [d]
  1077. (/2016) Asset building & community development [i] [d]
  1078. (/2005) Community benefits agreements: making development projects accountable [o] [u]
  1079. () Friends on the path: living spiritual communities [i]
  1080. Bertus Haverkort, Katrien van t Hooft, & Wim Hiemstra [ed] () Ancient roots, new shoots: endogenous development in practice [i] [u]
  1081. () Promoting science-based prevention in communities [d]
  1082. () Mapping competencies for communication for development and social change: turning knowledge, skills, and attitudes into action [o] [u]
  1083. () Mapa de competencias de la comunicación para el desarrollo y el cambio social: conocimientos, habilidades y actitudes en acción [o]
  1084. () Factors influencing local government cooperation in rural areas: evidence from the Tennessee Valley [d]
  1085. () Partnerships, information and public safety: community policing in a time of terror [d]
  1086. () The responsibility virus: how control freaks, shrinking violets—and the rest of us—can harness the power of true partnership [i]
  1087. Marc Mauer & Meda Chesney-Lind [ed] () Invisible punishment: the collateral consequences of mass imprisonment [i]
  1088. () The cultural politics of local economic development: meaning-making, place-making, and the urban policy process [d]
  1089. Scott L. McLean, David A. Schultz, & Manfred B. Steger [ed] () Social capital: critical perspectives on community and 'Bowling alone' [i]
  1090. (/2015) Community organizing principles and practice guidelines [i]
  1091. () Gender and the silences of social capital: lessons from Latin America [d]
  1092. () Garbage wars: the struggle for environmental justice in Chicago [i] [d]
  1093. (/2009) Tackling social exclusion: promoting social justice in social work [i] [d]
  1094. () Participatory 3-dimensional modelling: guiding principles and applications [i]
  1095. () High noon: twenty global problems, twenty years to solve them [i]
  1096. () Selling social change (without selling out): earned income strategies for nonprofits [i]
  1097. () The democracy owners' manual: a practical guide to changing the world [i]
  1098. () Loving internationalism: the emotion culture of transnational women's organizations, 1888–1945 [d]
  1099. (/2015) Working with and strengthening social networks [i]
  1100. () Bikeability checklist: how bikeable is your community? [o] [u]
  1101. () The role of Future Search in rural regeneration: process, context and practice [d]
  1102. () Building community: a tool kit for youth & adults in charting assets and creating change [i]
  1103. () Advancing a political ecology of global environmental discourses [d]
  1104. Veronika Bennholdt-Thomsen, Nicholas Faraclas, & Claudia von Werlhof [ed] () There is an alternative: subsistence and world-wide resistance to corporate globalization [i]
  1105. Arthur C. Bohart & Deborah J. Stipek [ed] () Constructive & destructive behavior: implications for family, school, & society [i] [d]
  1106. Jill M. Bystydzienski & Steven P. Schacht [ed] () Forging radical alliances across difference: coalition politics for the new millennium [i]
  1107. Gerald E. Caiden, O. P. Dwivedi, & Joseph G. Jabbra [ed] () Where corruption lives [i]
  1108. Sarah vL. Campbell, Amy Malick, & Martha L. McCoy [ed] () Organizing community-wide dialogue for action and change: a step-by-step guide [o] [u]
  1109. () Helping the helpers not to harm: iatrogenic damage and community mental health [i]
  1110. () From the ground up: environmental racism and the rise of the environmental justice movement [i] [d] [j]
  1111. Bill Cooke & Uma Kothari [ed] () Participation: the new tyranny? [i]
  1112. () 'Simply to be let in': inclusion as a basis for recovery [d]
  1113. () Managing activism: a guide to dealing with activists and pressure groups [i]
  1114. Michael Edwards & John Gaventa [ed] () Global citizen action [i]
  1115. Judith Goode & Jeff Maskovsky [ed] () New poverty studies: the ethnography of power, politics, and impoverished people in the United States [i]
  1116. (/2007) The better world handbook: small changes that make a big difference [i]
  1117. () Common processes of change in psychotherapy and seven other social interactions [d]
  1118. Jane J. Mansbridge & Aldon D. Morris [ed] () Oppositional consciousness: the subjective roots of social protest [i]
  1119. () Peace power for adolescents: strategies for a culture of nonviolence [i]
  1120. () Sharing the wealth: resident ownership mechanisms: a PolicyLink report [o] [u]
  1121. () The citizens at risk: from urban sanitation to sustainable cities [i] [d]
  1122. () Doing democracy: the MAP model for organizing social movements [i]
  1123. () Latino immigrants: preventing occupational exposure to pesticides: using participatory research with latino farmworkers to develop an intervention [d]
  1124. () Rape: a century of resistance [d]
  1125. () When strangers become neighbours: managing cities of difference [d]
  1126. Russell K. Schutt & Stephanie W. Hartwell [ed] () The organizational response to social problems [i]
  1127. () The influence of personality in determining farmer responsiveness to risk [d]
  1128. () Public dialogue and participatory democracy: the Cupertino community project [i]
  1129. (/2005) Restorative justice: healing the foundations of our everyday lives [i]
  1130. () The moral economy of water: equity and antiquity in the Andean commons [d]
  1131. () Inventing local democracy: grassroots politics in Brazil [i]
  1132. () Facilitating community change [i]
  1133. () Community development and adult education: locating practice in its roots [d]
  1134. () Community and neighborhood organization [i] [d]
  1135. () Sandinista Nicaragua as a Deweyan social experiment [j]
  1136. () Toward an integration of behaviorism and community psychology: dogs bark at those they do not recognize [i] [d]
  1137. () Public discourse and decision making: exploring possibilities for financial, social and environmental accounting [d]
  1138. () Collaborative inquiry in practice: action, reflection, and making meaning [i]
  1139. () Mapping as a means of farmworker education and empowerment [d]
  1140. () Relational wealth and the quality of life [d]
  1141. Ann Florini [ed] () The third force: the rise of transnational civil society [i] [j]
  1142. () An application of a community psychology approach to dealing with farm stress [p] [d]
  1143. () The relationship of shame, social anxiety and depression: the role of the evaluation of social rank [d]
  1144. () From the roots up: strengthening organizational capacity through guided self-assessment [i]
  1145. () Beyond transactions: on the interpersonal dimension of economic reality [d]
  1146. () IAP2 public participation toolbox [u]
  1147. Raymond L. Ison & David B. Russell [ed] () Agricultural extension and rural development: breaking out of knowledge transfer traditions: a second-order systems perspective [i]
  1148. () Understanding and changing social systems: an ecological view [i] [d]
  1149. () Exploring the gaps: vital links between trade, environment, and culture [i]
  1150. () Toward a science for and of the people: promoting civil society through the application of developmental science [p] [d] [j]
  1151. () Evaluation: an integrated framework for understanding, guiding, and improving policies and programs [i]
  1152. () PowerSkills: building top-level relationships for bottom-line results [i]
  1153. () The librarian as secular minister to democracy: the life and ideas of John Cotton Dana [j]
  1154. () Dissemination of innovation as social change [i] [d]
  1155. () Cultures, communities, identities: cultural strategies for participation and empowerment [i] [d]
  1156. () Action-oriented mass communication [i] [d]
  1157. () Building partnerships toward a common goal: the experiences of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines [i] [j]
  1158. () Community change, community stasis, and the law [i] [d]
  1159. () The reinventor's fieldbook: tools for transforming your government [i]
  1160. Catherine Panter-Brick & Malcolm T. Smith [ed] () Abandoned children [i]
  1161. () Social policy and community psychology [i] [d]
  1162. () Change the world: how ordinary people can achieve extraordinary results [i]
  1163. () Changing others through changing ourselves: the transformation of human systems [d]
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  1165. () Coalitions across the class divide: lessons from the labor, peace, and environmental movements [i] [d] [j]
  1166. () Workers' education and neoliberal globalization: an adequate response to transnational corporations? [d]
  1167. () Community participation methods in design and planning [i]
  1168. () Barometers of community change: personal reflections [i] [d]
  1169. () Reconnecting systems maintenance with social justice: a critical role for conflict resolution [d]
  1170. () The effects of science on national economic development, 1970 to 1990 [d] [j]
  1171. () Assets-oriented community assessment [p] [j]
  1172. () The land that could be: environmentalism and democracy in the twenty-first century [i] [d]
  1173. (/2012) The courage to lead: transform self, transform society [i]
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