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The community development profession - Issues, concepts and approaches (Paperback)
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The community development profession - Issues, concepts and approaches (Paperback)
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Loot Price R449
Discovery Miles 4 490
You Save R36 (7%)
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The community development profession: issues, concepts and
approaches is an informative resource for students and
practitioners of community-based development as it faces the
stumbling blocks of a new professionalism. Authors Professors Frik
de Beer and Hennie Swanepoel introduce and debate the relevant
issues, concepts and approaches, and their evolution,
interpretation and application in the field of development. Based
on an extensive literature study, the book argues that some more
recently evolved approaches can be traced to a "community
development" origin, with possible pitfalls of marginalisation and
disempowerment in the hands of powerful people. De Beer and
Swanepoel also discuss issues such as the origin and history of
community development from an international and South African
perspective; community development principles, policy, ethics,
institutions and training; community development project management
and evaluation; the integrated development programme (IDP); all
aspects of participatory planning, local economic development, and
sustainability; the important role played by government and NGOs.
Lecturers will benefit from the questions for reflection and
discussion, a reading list per theme and a glossary for
second-language users, all of which are included in each chapter.
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