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July 2010, Volume 41, Issue 3
- 323-339 Tourism planning and power within micropolitan community development
by William L. Obenour & Nelson Cooper
April 2010, Volume 41, Issue 2
- 151-151 Editor's comments
by Rhonda Phillips - 152-155 Community visioning programs: processes and outcomes
by Norman Walzer & Gisele F. Hamm - 156-175 Ready for engagement: using key informant interviews to measure community social capacity
by Scott A. Chazdon & Stephanie Lott - 176-191 The pedagogy and the practice of community visioning: evaluating effective community strategic planning in rural Montana
by Paul Lachapelle & Mary Emery & Rae Lynn Hays - 192-208 Community Resource Teams: a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team approach to community problem solving in Wisconsin
by Kelly Haverkampf & Connie Coley Loden - 209-222 Large group interventions as a tool for community visioning and planning
by Janet Michelle Hammer - 223-239 Ten years of community visioning in New Hampshire: the meaning of “success”
by Charles A. French & Michele Gagne - 240-254 Building shared visions for sustainable communities
by Myra Louise Moss & William Thomas Grunkemeyer - 255-268 Building a public square: an analysis of community narratives
by Timothy Steffensmeier - 269-282 Picnics, participation and power: linking community building to social change
by Joyce Mandell - 283-293 Book Reviews
by Marianna Strzelecka & Thomas Gaunt & Michael John Dougherty & Daniel Kahl & A.M.J. Hunt & Cynthia B. Struthers & Ralph B. Brown
January 2010, Volume 41, Issue 1
- 1-2 Editor's comments
by Rhonda Phillips - 3-20 The power of process: a story of collaboration and community change
by Linda Spatig & Anne Swedberg & Tracy Legrow & Paula Flaherty - 21-31 Payoffs of participatory action research: racial and ethnic minorities with disabilities reflect on their research experiences
by Kristin Oden & Brigida Hernandez & Marco Hidalgo - 32-49 Enhancing equity with public participatory GIS in hurricane rebuilding: faith based organizations, community mapping, and policy advocacy
by Dominique Duval-Diop & Andrew Curtis & Annie Clark - 50-75 A different kind of social enterprise: social cooperatives and the development of civic capital in Italy
by Vanna A. Gonzales - 76-91 The exotic other: Latinos and the remaking of community identity in Perry, Iowa
by Ferro Trabalzi & Gerardo Sandoval - 92-107 Assessing community capacity and social capital in rural America: lessons from two rural observatories
by Alexander W. Marré & Bruce A. Weber - 108-120 Rethinking local business clusters: the case of food clusters for promoting community development
by Davis F. Taylor & Chad R. Miller - 121-140 Old apartments and new plans: reconciling planning and housing goals in two Texas cities
by Elizabeth J. Mueller - 141-149 Book Reviews
by Norman Bender & B. J. Eavy & Todd L. Goodsell & Kenneth E. Martin & Kyle M. Woosnam
December 2009, Volume 40, Issue 4
- 303-304 Editor's Comments
by Rhonda Phillips - 305-310 Bridging Community and Youth Development: Exploring Theory, Research, and Application
by M. A. Brennan & Rosemary V. Barnett - 311-330 Rural Youth Residential Preferences: Understanding the Youth Development-Community Development Nexus
by Mary Ann Demi & Diane K. McLaughlin & Anastasia R. Snyder - 331-345 The Intersection of Youth and Community Development in Ireland and Florida: Building Stronger Communities through Youth Civic Engagement
by M. A. Brennan & Rosemary V. Barnett & Brian McGrath - 346-358 Assessing Participation in Youth Community Action Projects: Opportunities and Barriers
by Kristi S. Lekies & Barbara Baker & JoAnne Baldini - 359-366 Youth Mentoring as a Tool for Community and Civic Engagement: Reflections on Findings of an Irish Research Study
by Bernadine Brady & Pat Dolan - 367-380 Creating Space for Participation: The Role of Organizational Practice in Structuring Youth Participation
by Neema Kudva & David Driskell - 381-397 Building and Sustaining Community-Based Youth Development Collaboratives
by Richard Enfield & Patsy Eubanks Owens
August 2009, Volume 40, Issue 3
- 231-231 Editor's Comments
by Rhonda Phillips - 232-246 An Institutional Analysis of Rural Policy in the United States
by Frans J. G. Padt & A. E. Luloff - 247-261 The Emergence of a New Social Movement: Social Networks and Collective Action on Water Issues in Guelph, Ontario
by Robert Case & Lea Caragata - 262-274 Digging the Dugway?: Understanding Involvement in Local Politics
by Sandra T. Marquart-Pyatt & Peggy Petrzelka - 275-291 Empowering Community Settings and Community Mobilization
by Angela Fedi & Terri Mannarini & Kenneth I. Maton - 292-293 A Review of: “AUERSWALD, PHILIP E., et al. (Eds.). Seeds of Disaster, Roots of Response: How Private Action Can Reduce Public Vulnerability .”
by Gloria J. Barrett - 293-294 A Review of: “DANBOM, DAVID B. Born in the Country: A History of Rural America .”
by Timothy Collins - 294-295 A Review of: “KENNEDY, SHEILA SUESS and WOLFGANG BIELEFELD. Charitable Choice at Work: Evaluating Faith-Based Job Programs in the States .”
by Thomas Gaunt - 295-297 A Review of: “PROCTER, DAVID E. Civic Communion: The Rhetoric of Community Building .”
by Kenneth Pigg - 297-298 A Review of: “REED, JAN. Appreciative Inquiry: Research for Change .”
by Nancy Lent Lanoue - 298-300 A Review of: “SALKIND, NEIL J. Statistics for People Who (Think They) Hate Statistics (2nd ed.).”
by Kimberly J. Bodey - 300-301 A Review of: “MARKUSEN, ANN (Ed.). Reining in the Competition for Capital .”
by Mark B. Lapping - 301-302 A Review of: “SILVERMAN, MIRIAM D. Stopping the Plant: The St. Lawrence Cement Controversy and the Battle for Quality of Life in the Hudson Valley .”
by Peter F. Korsching
June 2009, Volume 40, Issue 2
- 105-105 Editor's Comments
by Rhonda Phillips - 106-113 The Sustainable Livelihoods Approach and the Community Capitals Framework: The Importance of System-Level Approaches to Community Change Efforts
by Isabel Gutierrez-Montes & Mary Emery & Edith Fernandez-Baca - 114-122 Making Healthy Choices to Reduce Childhood Obesity: Community Capitals and Food and Fitness
by Cornelia Butler Flora & Ardyth Harris Gillespie - 123-138 Harnessing Community Capitals for Livelihood Enhancement: Experiences From a Livelihood Program in Rural Uganda
by Haroon Sseguya & Robert E. Mazur & Dorothy Masinde - 139-153 From Mexico to Iowa: New Immigrant Farmers' Pathways and Potentials
by Hannah Lewis - 154-176 Division of Capitals—What Role Does It Play for Gender-Differentiated Vulnerability to Drought in Nicaragua?
by Lisa Segnestam - 177-198 Cooperative Community Development: A Comparative Case Study of Locality-Based Impacts of New Generation Cooperatives
by Curtis W. Stofferahn - 199-219 Empowering Palestinian Community Water Management Capacity: Understanding the Intersection of Community Cultural, Political, Social, and Natural Capitals
by Stephen Gasteyer & Tahreer Araj - 220-230 Merging a Landscape Management Planning Approach With the Community Capitals Framework: Empowering Local Groups in Land Management Processes in Bocas del Toro, Panama
by Isabel Gutierrez-Montes & Jackeline Siles & Patricia Bartol & Alejandro C. Imbach
May 2009, Volume 40, Issue 1
- 1-2 Editor's Comments
by Rhonda Phillips - 3-19 The Oregon Community Engagement Initiative: A Multi-Case Study of a Disability Coalition Development Process
by Charles E. Drum & Gloria Krahn & Willi Horner-Johnson & Brian Ritacco & Marilyn Berardinelli & Rania Wasfi & Patricia Pickett-Cooper - 20-36 A Critique of Rothman's and Other Standard Community Organizing Models: Toward Developing a Culturally Proficient Community Organizing Framework
by Bonnie Young Laing - 37-53 Examining the Connection Between Housing Counseling Practices and Long-Term Housing and Neighborhood Satisfaction
by Andrew T. Carswell & Russell N. James & Yoko Mimura - 54-63 HOPE VI: An Analysis to Determine the HOPE VI Program's Influence on Home Sales
by LaTanya N. Brown - 64-79 Adapting Focus Groups to a Rural Context: Challenges and Strategies
by Todd L. Goodsell & Carol J. Ward & M. Joshua Stovall - 80-93 The Community and Economic Development Chain: Validating the Links Between Processes and Outcomes
by Robert Pittman & Evan Pittman & Rhonda Phillips & Joe Cangelosi - 94-97 A Review of: “SAKR, NAOMI (Ed.). Arab Media and Political Renewal: Community, Legitimacy and Public Life .”
by Marilyn Booth - 97-98 A Review of: “HORWATH, JAN. Child Neglect Identification & Assessment .”
by Gregory Dale - 98-99 A Review of: “HUNTER, ALBERT and CARL MILOFSKY. Pragmatic Liberalism: Constructing a Civil Society .”
by Terrell A. Hayes - 100-101 A Review of: “ROYTE, ELIZABETH. Bottlemania .”
by Albert J. Valocchi - 101-103 A Review of: “LARSEN, LAWRENCE H., BARBARA J. COTTRELL, HARL A. DALSTROM, and KAY CALAME. Upstream Metropolis: An Urban Biography of Omaha & Council Bluffs .”
by Peter F. Korsching - 103-104 A Review of: “SZAKOS, KRISTIN LAYNG and JOE SZAKOS. We Make Change: Community Organizers Talk About What They Do—and Why .”
by Mary L. Peabody