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Contents Preface Marie Weil University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Part I The Context of Community Practice 1. Introduction Communities: Contexts and Challenges for the 21st Century Marie Weil University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 2. History, Context, and Emerging Issues for Community Practice Robert Fisher University of Connecticut 3. Diverse Populations and Community Practice Teiahsha Bankhead John Erlich California State University, Sacramento 4. Theorizing in Community Practice: Essential Tools for Building Community, Promoting Social Justice, and Implementing Social Change Beth Glover Reed University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 5. Communities and Social Policy Issues: Persistent Poverty, Economic Inclusion, and Asset Building Yolanda Padilla University of Texas, Austin Michael Sherraden Washington University 6. Evolution, Models, and the Changing Context of Community Practice Marie Weil Dorothy N. Gamble University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Part II Major Approaches to Community Practice A. Development 7. Development Theory and Community Practice James Midgley University of California, Berkeley Michelle Livermore Ohio State University 8. Sustainable Community Development Dorothy N. Gamble University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Marie D. Hoff Boise State University B. Organizing 9. The Practice of Community Organizing Herbert J. Rubin Irene S. Rubin Northern Illinois University 10. Which Side Are You On? Social Work, Community Organizing, and the Labor Movement Steve Burghardt Michael Fabricant Hunter College School of Social Work, CUNY C. Planning 11. Social Planning with Communities: Theory and Practice Marie Weil University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 12. From Community Planning to Changing Communities: Fund-Raising and Fund Allocation for Human Services Eleanor L. Brilliant Rutgers University D. Social Change: People, Systems, and Societies 13. Participatory Methods in Community Practice: Popular Education and Participatory Rural Appraisal Paul Castelloe Center for Participatory Change Dorothy N. Gamble University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 14. Political, Social, and Legislative Action Jacqueline Mondros University of Southern California 15. Radical Community Organizing Michael Reisch University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 16. Coalitions as Social Change Agents Maria Roberts-DeGennaro San Diego State University Terry Mizrahi Hunter College School of Social Work, CUNY 17. Four Models of Policy Practice: Local, State, and National Arenas Bruce S. Jansson University of Southern California David Dempsey National Association of Social Workers Jacqueline McCroskey University of Southern California Robert Schneider Virginia Commonwealth University Part III Issues, Areas, and Fields of Community Practice A. Issues and Areas 18. Multicultural Community Practice Strategies and Intergroup Empowerment Lorraine Gutierrez Edith Lewis University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Biren A. Nagda University of Washington Laura Wernick Doctoral Student, University of Michigan Nancy Shore Doctoral Student, University of Washington 19. Feminist Community Practice Cheryl Hyde University of Maryland 20. Rise Up and Build the Cities: Faith-Based Community Organizing Ram A. Cnaan Stephanie C. Boddie University of Pennsylvania Gaynor I. Yance Baylor University 21. Service Coordination: Practical Concerns for Community Practitioners John Morrison Aurora University B. Fields of Practice 22. Rural Community Practice: Organizing, Planning, and Development Iris Carlton-LaNey University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Susan Murty University of Iowa Lynne Morris Eastern Washington University 23. Community Practice in Adult Health and Mental Health Settings Anna Scheyett Erin Drinnin University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 24. Community Practice in Children?s Mental Health: Developing Cultural Competence and Family-Centered Services in Systems of Care Models Terry L. Cross National Indian Child Welfare Association Barbara J. Friesen Portland State University 25. Community Building and Family-Centered Service Collaboratives Elizabeth Mulroy University of Maryland Kristine Nelson Portland State University Denise Gour Metropolitan Family Service 26. Community Economic and Social Development Herbert J. Rubin Northern Illinois University Margaret Sherrard University of Missouri, St. Louis. 27. Investing in Socially and Economically Distressed Communities: Comprehensive Strategies for Inner-City Community and Youth Development Walter C. Farrell, Jr. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill James H. Johnson, Jr. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill C. Global Approaches and Local Issues 28. Global Change and Indicators of Social Development Richard J. Estes University of Pennsylvania 29. Community Practice Challenges in the Global Economy Michael Reisch University of Michigan 30. Women?s Participation in Community Economic Development: The Microcredit Strategy Salome Raheim University of Iowa Helzi Noponen PRADAN (Professional Assistance for Development Action) Catherine Alter University of Denver Part IV Supports for Community Practice: Management, Monitoring, Research, and Evaluation 31. Revisiting Community-Based Administration, Program Management, and Monitoring William E. Buffum Aurora University 32. Fundraising, Programming and Community Organizing: Working With Donors, Investors, Collaborators, and Purchasers Armand Lauffer University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 33. Community-Based Research and Methods in Community Practice Julian Chow Kelsey Crowe University of California, Berkeley 34. Empowerment Research Joan Pennell North Carolina State University Helzi Noponen PRADAN (Professional Assistance for Development Action) Marie Weil University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 35. Practice in the Electronic Community Roger A. Lohmann West Virginia University John McNutt University of South Carolina 36. Integrating and Distributing Administrative Data to Support Community Change Amy E. Hillier Dennis P. Culhane University of Pennsylvania Index About the Editor
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Community-based social services,Community organization, Community development, Community psychology