This edited collection explains the importance of community
empowerment in advancing public policy, and gives examples of how
professionals have successfully mobilized the public in the past.
Written primarily for students, academics, and lawyers, this book
also attempts to bridge the widely publicized gap between
professional advocates and grassroots organizations. The authors
hope to demonstrate two basic principles: that the democratization
of research and specialized practice enables the production of new
insights; and that professionals' participation in the process of
empowerment of low-income communities is transformative in ways
that are enriching both professionally and personally.
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