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Peer reviewedJohnson, Chris – Community Development Journal, 1998
In conflict-torn Afghanistan, international nongovernmental organizations are attempting to build indigenous capacity for development. Strategies include support for women, involvement of local elders, and integration of internal and external value systems. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Development, Conflict Resolution, Females, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedKam, Ping-Kwong – Community Development Journal, 1996
Older people who suffer from a sense of powerlessness, helplessness, and low self-esteem are inadequately helped by existing services. A community work approach can help them become active and empowered individuals with stronger contacts with the community. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Empowerment, Foreign Countries, Older Adults
Peer reviewedFletcher, Colin – Community Development Journal, 1988
The author presents an account of participatory research and argues for its relevance and development in Europe. He includes two illustrations showing that the knowledge that people themselves produce opposes abstract theories about them. The author concludes that the two main types of participatory research are those of professional intervention…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Citizen Participation, Community Development, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedEpstein, Irwin; And Others – Community Development Journal, 1973
To assist community development administrators, the article considers the problems of program evaluation: what kind of evaluation is needed; for whom is it needed; who shall do it; what should it cost; and what are the implications of its results. (AG)
Descriptors: Administrator Guides, Administrator Role, Community Development, Developmental Programs
Peer reviewedVan Willigen, John – Community Development Journal, 1971
New programs are offered to help the Papago Indians in their fight against poverty. Community Development workers are trained to help achieve newer and higher standards in the community. (MR)
Descriptors: Community Development, Developmental Programs, Education, Tohono O Odham People
Peer reviewedMartinez-Brawley, Emilia E. – Community Development Journal, 1981
A study was conducted to determine whether the tenets of rural social work were applicable only to the developing countries or whether they were also meaningful in the context of other industrial nations of the West. (CT)
Descriptors: Community Organizations, Political Influences, Rural Development, Social Change
Peer reviewedDunsmore, John R. – Community Development Journal, 1998
Craftspeople in eastern Nepal have demonstrated how they can use traditional skills to contribute both to economic development and environmental conservation. Their initiatives were achieved with little outside assistance and disruption to family life. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Planning, Conservation (Environment), Craft Workers, Economic Development
Peer reviewedBooth, Martin – Community Development Journal, 1997
Two community councils in England (Middlesbrough and Islington) used very different organizational models in implementing decentralization and democratization policies. Both communities considered community development and participation central to the success of the policies. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Development, Decentralization, Foreign Countries, Local Government
Peer reviewedGamble, Dorothy N.; Weil, Marie O. – Community Development Journal, 1997
Five areas of inquiry shape the sustainable development movement: environmental movement, women's movement, overpopulation concerns, critique of development models, and new indicators of social progress. Community development workers are challenged to prepare local development projects within a sustainable development framework. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Development, Conservation (Environment), Economic Development, Feminism
Peer reviewedWalter, G. R. – Community Development Journal, 2003
When market-based growth fails to improve community economic development, an alternative approach to economic analysis is a process-discursive method, which considers the roles of human agents and importance of information about reality as experienced by individuals. The process model of community-sensitive transformation is participatory and can…
Descriptors: Community Development, Discourse Analysis, Economic Development, Economic Research
Peer reviewedDixon, Jane – Community Development Journal, 1990
Discusses whether the politics of individual practitioners actually influence the causes they adopt and therefore the outcomes; describes research that reinforces the argument that no such congruency exists; and argues that barriers to radical community work are such that its major impact is to strengthen pluralism while making minimal…
Descriptors: Citizen Participation, Community Development, Influences, Politics
Peer reviewedBarr, Alan – Community Development Journal, 1995
Empowerment for disadvantaged communities is complex; issues involved are defining community, conflicts of interest, equating populism with empowerment, and viewing it as zero-sum. Given these impediments and the nature of disadvantage, community development should conduct rational analyses of need, continue dialog with community interests, and…
Descriptors: Community Development, Empowerment, Foreign Countries, Local Government
Peer reviewedRobinson, Mike – Community Development Journal, 1995
The new model of community development focuses on the following: participatory methodologies of research; practical and generalist skills; local-driven revenues in small business and nongovernmental organizations; rethinking all products, processes, and services; international small business trade networks; and the integration of leisure and work.…
Descriptors: Community Development, Foreign Countries, Nongovernmental Organizations, Research Methodology
Peer reviewedSahley, Caroline M. – Community Development Journal, 1995
Presents a preliminary assessment of the prospects and options for developing income-generation programs in partnership with local small business associations, as suggested by the trend in Peru. (Author)
Descriptors: Community Development, Entrepreneurship, Foreign Countries, Nongovernmental Organizations
Peer reviewedDure-Samin, Akram; Mubina, Agboatwalla – Community Development Journal, 1992
In Karachi, Pakistan, 4 resource personnel disseminated information about sanitation and breastfeeding in the prevention of gastroenteritis to 100 households. Compared to 100 that did not receive health information, the intervention group had less incidence of diarrhea and better use of oral rehydration salt. (SK)
Descriptors: Breastfeeding, Community Education, Foreign Countries, Health Education


