Just and lasting change : when communities own their futures
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Just and lasting change : when communities own their futures
Johns Hopkins University Press in association with Future Generatoins, 2002
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [324]-336) and index
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内容説明
Just and Lasting Change presents how to transform communities rapidly and inlocally appropriate ways. Daniel Taylor-Ide and Carl Taylor have been present at key events and worked with key thinkers in dealing with the large forces of inequity, environmental change, and globalization. The approach they have synthesized builds on what has worked over the last century-and can now be implemented rapidly and cost-effectively in many parts of the world. It relies on a three-way partnership of "bottom-up" initiatives from the community level, "top-down" support from government agencies, and "outside-in" ingenuity and objectivity from experts. Based on both a diverse range of case studies-from the earliest attempts to promote social development in India a century ago to current efforts in Tibet, the Peruvian Andes, China, and the American Southwest-and engaging personal experiences, this book describes, step-by-step, how SEED-SCALE can be effectively implemented.
With contributions from leading international experts in community-based development and public health, Just and Lasting Change offers a hopeful description of how people have made a difference in diverse communities around the world and a practical, accessible handbook for those trying to improve the quality of life in underdeveloped communities everywhere.
目次
Contents: Foreword, by James P. Grant Prologue Introduction I: The Claim: A Just and Lasting Future is Achievable 1 Getting Started: Positive Change Is Possible 2 Synopsis of SEED-SCALE 3 Making a Large and Lasting Impact 4 Our Maturing Understanding of Community Change 5 Assuring Accountability through Better Paperwork 6 A Crisis Can Become an Opportunity II: Historical Demonstrations 7 Ding Xian: The First Example of Community-Based Development 8 Kerala: Development without Wealth 9 The Adirondacks: An Evolving Balance between People and Nature 10 Narangwal: The Role of Conceptual and Cultural Breakthroughs III: Evidence from the Community Level 11 Curitiba, Cuba: A Better Pattern for Cities 12 Jamkhed, India: The Evolution of a World Training Center 13 Gadchiroli, India: Addiction as a Barrier to Development 14 Kakamega, Kenya: A Promising Start Derailed 15 The White Mountain Apache, United States: Reclaiming Self-Determination IV: Large-Scale Applications 16 Urban Agriculture: A Powerful Engine for Sustainable Cities 17 Peru: Communities and Government Learning to Work Together 18 Tibet, China: Integrating Conservation with Development 19 China's Model Counties: Going to Scale with Health Care V: SEED-SCALE Handbooks 20 SEED-SCALE Principles and Criteria 21 Community-Based Action through SEED 22 How to Go to SCALE Conclusion Notes Acknowledgments Authors and Contributors Index
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