M2 models and methodologies for community engagement
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M2 models and methodologies for community engagement
Springer, c2014
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
How can we engage communities? What is empowerment? To what extent should the project process be participatory? How is an outsider-insider relationship handled? How do researchers negotiate with the hegemony of western cultural interpretations? How are organizational and contextual influences handled in a project? What leadership demands do such projects place on researchers? What is capacity building? What are creative leaders and creative communities? How does the researcher journey from their studio to the situation? M(2) Models and Methodologies for Community Engagement discusses key theoretical constructs - community engagement, capacity building, and community empowerment - in order to demonstrate how theory and practice are relevant to the development of forms of community involvement.
The book maps the attributes of community based projects by moving beyond simply bringing people together from a variety of disciplines, and taking an approach which is transdisciplinary and applicable across cultures and genres. Here, all people - including the community - are ongoing contributors, and can freely move between their own and others' discipline-specific arenas.
M(2) differs from and extends on other works in this field of practice and research, in that its transdisciplinary, collaborative approach positions the community as a particular kind of discipline to create real change in diverse locations and fields of experience. The book is in itself a model of community engagement, as the researchers have formed a community of research and practice for change, and have developed a transformative model for community engagement that is greater than the sum of its parts - hence M(2).
M(2) offers a valuable resource for students, researchers, academics, practitioners, policy developers and volunteers from the fields of architecture, interior architecture, health, planning, anthropology, education, home economics, communication, political studies and development studies.
目次
1. Navigating Community Engagement
Dianne Smith, Reena Tiwari and Marina Lommerse
Part I: Narratives on Models, Methodologies and Methods
2. An Ethnographic and Collaborative Model of Inquiry: Activity Centre Project in India
Reena Tiwari and Yatin Pandya
3. Capacity Building and Community Development: a Community Dialogue on Equality in Rural Uganda
Debbie Singh, May Lample, Mark Jones and Jaya Earnest
4. Urban Neighbourhood Regeneration and Community Participation: an Unresolved Issue in the Barcelona Experience
Carmen Mendoza-Arroyo and Pere Vall-Casas
5. The Port Resolution Project: Developing Community Built and Managed Visitor Accommodation Typologies
Damian Madigan and David Morris
6. Applying a Practical, Participatory Action Research Framework for Producing Knowledge, Action and Change in Communities: a Health Case Study from Gujarat, Western India
Clancy Read, Jaya Earnest, Mohammed Ali and Veena Poonacha
7. Inspired by Nature: Building Community Capacity Through Creative Leadership
Denise DeLuca
8. Connections: Academics, Architects and Community Pro-Bono Projects
Sarah McGann and Barbara Milech
9. Fremantle on the Edge: a Community Collaboration
Anne Farren and Nancy Spanbroek
10. Transparency and Interdependence
Salvatore Di Mauro
Part II: Unfolding Challenges and Removing Barriers in the Community Engagement Process: Opportunities for Transdisciplinary and Translocational Applications
11. Capturing the Diversity and Commonalities of Community Engagement
Reena Tiwari, Marina Lommerse and Dianne Smith
12. Joining Communities: A Role for Reflection
Dianne Smith
13. Reflections on Working with Communities and Community-based Projects in Bangladesh
Mokhlesur Rahman and Bob Pokrant
14. Action Preparedness Tool for Community Engagement
Clancy Read
Part III: Community Engagement and Capacity Building: a Transdisciplinary Perspective
15. Transforming Community: Opportunities for Transdisciplinary Application
Marina Lommerse, Dianne Smith and Reena Tiwari
ABOUT THE EDITORS
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
INDEX
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