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Kabiru, Margaret; Njenga, Anne; Swadener, Beth Blue – Childhood Education, 2003
Highlights recent early childhood and community development work in rural Kenyan communities. Presents: (1) a brief history and overview of early childhood care and education; (2) examples from the Mwana Mwende community development project; (3) ways in which early childhood development has mobilized the community; and (4) examples of increasing…
Descriptors: Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, Child Care, Child Development, Community Action
Martin, Ian; Shaw, Mae – 2001
An analysis of community development in British state policy during the post-war period identifies these four discourses of citizenship implicit within successive phases of policy development: social democracy and the problem of the inactive citizen; structuralist critique and the problem of citizen action; marketization and the problem of citizen…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Citizenship, Citizenship Education, Citizenship Responsibility
Couto, Richard A. – 1999
This book explores relationships among democracy, social capital, and community-based mediating structures, focusing on Appalachia because of the obvious failures of market capitalism there. It suggests that mediating structures protect communities from the savage side of market capitalism and promote the democratic prospect by increasing and…
Descriptors: Capitalism, Community Action, Community Development, Community Organizations