Building coalitions in the human services

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Building coalitions in the human services

by Milan J. Dluhy with the assistance of Sanford L. Kravitz

(Sage human services guides, v. 60)

Sage Publications, c1990

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Bibliography: p. 133-137

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Description

This book focuses positively on a particular kind of `politics of scarcity': how human service groups can join forces and work together in coalitions in order to manoeuvre government resources more effectively, generate new non-governmental resources and find substitute funds. The book briefly reviews the experiences of thirteen coalitions and describes how to organize, develop and maintain a coalition. Exercises give readers the opportunity to apply the knowledge presented in each chapter.

Table of Contents

Coalitions as Instruments for Change A Typology of Coalitions Developing and Maintaining Coalitions Selecting Coalition Strategies and Tactics for Influencing Public Policy Achieving Nonpolitical Goals in the Community Improving the Understanding of Coalitions in the Human Services

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