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Community Development Practice: Stories, Method and Meaning - Paperback

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by Ann Ingamells (Editor), Athena Lathouras (Editor), Ross Wiseman (Editor)

Thankfully, another publication from the creative Queensland Community Development 'crowd'... Indeed, what would we do without them in a rather sedate and seemingly stagnant Australian publishing landscape in so far as Community Development is concerned...? What I most particularly appreciate is the editors' and contributors' ongoing attempts at creating 'living theory' informed by their ongoing practice and their holding on to the spiritual, democratic, relational and dialogical principles for which their work has become known. The book therewith documents its authors' continuing attempts at developing good practical and reflective support for their ongoing social change efforts, something our local community development scene could very well do with..." Jacques Boulet, editor New Community Quarterly.

Number of Pages: 138
Dimensions: 0.3 x 9.21 x 6.14 IN
Publication Date: March 22, 2010
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