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Peer reviewedMuller, Helen Juliette – Journal of Management Education, 2000
Within the context of tribal economic development, a business management course was developed by faculty and American Indian students. The course integrates culture and business through case studies of organizations that developed their own culturally relevant business practices. Community involvement is an essential element. (SK)
Descriptors: American Indian Culture, American Indian Education, Business Administration Education, Community Involvement
Peer reviewedHyland, Terry – Journal of Education Policy, 2002
Describes the key features of "third way" politics. Examines "third way" economic, social, and political values and objectives related to New Labor government post-compulsory-school education policies and initiatives, particularly New Deal Welfare to Work and the University for Industry. (Contains 68 references.) (PKP)
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Curriculum Development, Democracy, Economic Development
LeCroy, Nancy Armes, Ed. – 1993
Part of an effort to increase the capacity of local citizens to address critical issues facing their communities, this paper reports on a project to develop and test a replicable process for organizing community forums at community colleges. Following introductory remarks, the first section discusses the role of the community college in community…
Descriptors: Case Studies, College Role, Community Colleges, Community Development


