Community Development – A European ChallengeRoland Brake, Ulrich Deller Barbara Budrich, 2008. aug. 20. - 320 oldal International experts discuss community development in its historical trends, its present state and its theoretical concepts as well as its practical implementations in eight European countries (Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Romania, Spain and Sweden). From the Contents: - Historical Movements, Changes in Community Development Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Romania, Spain - Community Development - State of the Art - Theory - Basic Conceptual Orientations - Examples of Best Practice |
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Table of Content | 7 |
Community Development in Bulgaria Christomir Zafirov | 32 |
Community Development in Hungary Ilona Vercseg | 52 |
Community Building in Lithuania Violeta Gevorgianiene | 66 |
The Development of Community Work in Spain | 84 |
Community Development and Poverty | 111 |
Community Development | 125 |
The Guiding Standards of Community Development Maria Lüttringhaus | 142 |
Participatory Research in Action Arūnas Povilūnas | 180 |
Community Development Creates Digital Networks for Disadvantaged | 204 |
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action activities Alanta analysis approach authorities Balninkai community Belgium Bulgaria Castells CEBSD Chitalishte citizens civil society community centre community development workers community members community organisation concept cooperation create cultural devel digital divide Düren Düren district economic Europe European experience Flemish Flemish government funding Germany goals Hull House Hungarian Hungary implementation important individual initiatives institutions interaction Internet involved issues Jane Addams lifeworld Lithuania means ment methods munity needs neighbourhood nity nity development Oelschlägel opment participation persons planning political poor poverty principle problems professional programmes promote regional relations relationship residents role Romania rural community rural development sector situation skills social area social capital social exclusion social networks social workers Spain specific strategy structures SWOT analysis task theory tion tional URBAN Vercseg Vilnius University welfare young youth bus