Community Development

2009 - 2025

Current editor(s): John Green, Rhonda Phillips and Anne Heinze Silvis

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Volume 56, issue 4, 2025

Editorial pp. 467-468

Craig A. Talmage

Breaking path dependency? Factors to enhance capacity for rural local governments in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada pp. 469-484

Joshua Barrett

The effects of multiple agricultural advisory service providers on farmers’ productivity in Tanzania pp. 485-502

Annette Goodluck, David Jakinda Otieno and Willis Oluoch-Kosura

The right to be rural: Farm community development and social services in Zimbabwe’s resettlement areas pp. 503-524

Tom Tom

Determinants of household livelihood diversification in the uplands: The case of cassava production areas in central highlands of Vietnam pp. 525-543

Hien Nguyen Hac, Chi Nguyen Ngoc Lan, Khanh Ho Le Phi, Phung Nguyen Tran Tieu, Uy Tran Cao, Hung Hoang Gia and Thi Hoa Sen Le

Saemaul Undong: Harbinger or mirage of hope for a rural community in Uganda? pp. 544-559

Tiina Kontinen and Karembe F. Ahimbisibwe

Community-driven ecotourism in the trans Himalayan region: A sustainable model for cultural and environmental preservation pp. 560-582

Mehraj Din Wani, Zubair Ahmad Dada, Waseem Ahmad Bhat and Shamim Ahmad Shah

Household resilience capital and community resilience: A comparative analysis of SHG and non-SHG households in rural India pp. 583-601

Ramakanta Naik and Kamal Kumar Murari

Analysis of government roles in empowering rural women in food security in Ethiopia: The case of Walmara District pp. 602-623

Abdisa Olkeba, Paulos Gutema and Degefa Tolossa

Urban Food Democracy and Governance in North and South pp. 624-625

Nehemia Cesare Valentino Rijkers

Rural development for sustainable social ecological systems-putting communities first pp. 625-627

Rafnel Azhari

The poverty of critical theory in international relations pp. 628-629

Muh. Ikbal and Sultan Suhab

The smallholder tea economy and regional development: Perspectives from India pp. 629-631

Ida Bagus Putu Cesario Putra Surayuda, Saifan Nasri and M. Silahul Mu’min

Principles of sustainable aquaculture: Promoting social, economic and environmental resilience pp. 631-633

Muhammad Anas and AldiAldi Muh. Ikbal

Volume 56, issue 3, 2025

Editorial pp. 315-316

Craig A. Talmage

The dark side of community development and place attachment in a diverse neighborhood pp. 317-334

Ayala Wohl and Edith Blit Cohen

Community assets in the context of COVID-19: Changes in valuation and contributions to place attachment and subjective wellbeing pp. 335-352

Savannah Stuart, Ryan Plummer, Gillian Dale and Garrett Hutson

Who owns this neighborhood? The struggle for home in Latino Pilsen, Chicago pp. 353-375

John J. Betancur

Creating spaces for dialogue and learning to build collective empowerment: A qualitative study on community leadership development in Midwest America communities pp. 376-393

Wilson Majee, Ifeolu David, Sarah Hultine Massengale, Claire Wolff Rippel, Dwayne James, Tasnim Haq and Anna Russell

Anti-Domestic Violence Training for Hairstylists in Black Communities: A Policy Feasibility Study pp. 394-406

Stephenie Howard

Space, place and recovery: Fostering atmospheres of dignity in interiors where inhabitants have limited influence pp. 407-426

Barbara Young

Fallows’ 11 signs a city will succeed and successful community and economic development activities pp. 427-443

Michael Dougherty

The origins of community development practice in Great Britain pp. 444-453

Charlie McConnell

How spaces become places: Place makers tell their stories pp. 454-454

Norman Walzer

The injustice of place: Uncovering the legacy of poverty in America pp. 455-458

Katrin B. Anacker

Space and everyday lives of children in Hong Kong: The interwar period pp. 458-460

Muhammad Khairul, Diniya, Nurul Fajri Saminan, Muhammad Syahid and Fajar Alamin

Neighborhood democracy: Building anchor partnerships between colleges and their communities pp. 460-462

Craig A. Talmage

Yes to the city: Millennials and the fight for affordable housing pp. 462-465

Katrin B. Anacker

Volume 56, issue 2, 2025

Editorial pp. 173-174

Craig Talmage

Tourism as a catalyst for resilience: Strategies for building sustainable and adaptive communities pp. 175-191

Mohamed Khater and Mohamed Faik

The need for proactive environmental planning in local government: Examining challenges and pathways forward in Indiana pp. 192-220

Kara Salazar, Sarah P. Church, Linda Prokopy, Zhao Ma, Lionel Beaulieu and Rhonda Phillips

Community resilience and intersections between sociopolitical and racial relations in the aftermath of immigration raids in Mississippi pp. 221-239

Diego Thompson

Conceptualizing community disaster resilience framework for Myanmar pp. 240-256

Zin Ni Ni Lwin, Riken Homma and Qiaohui Zhou

Community engagement in rural and urban marginalized communities in Jamaica: Building community resilience in crisis pp. 257-275

Olivene Burke, Shinique Walters, Kaedi Burke, Vanessa Ellis Colley, Roger Bent and Lori Henry

Unraveling the nexus between community development and sustainable development goals: A comprehensive mapping pp. 276-302

Hossein Mousazadeh

Community development and public administration theory pp. 303-305

Margaret Stout

Small isn’t beautiful: The case against localism pp. 306-307

David Campbell

Engineering and sustainable community development pp. 307-309

Khoirul Rahman and Bidiyah Siska Fiyana

International community development practice pp. 309-311

Peter Westoby

Connectedness, resilience and empowerment: Perspectives on community development pp. 311-313

Rahmat Dilta Harahap

Volume 56, issue 1, 2025

Editorial pp. 1-2

Craig Talmage

Sustainable academic entrepreneurship: How can it be activated in universities? pp. 3-19

Johanna Peláez-Higuera and Gregorio Calderón-Hernández

Entrepreneurial community development and the everyday realities of existing enterprises pp. 20-38

Revecca Rioux and Matthew M. Mars

Social media behaviors and barriers impacting women e-commerce entrepreneurs in rural Australia: A pilot study pp. 39-58

Karen Sutherland, Sarah Casey and Gail Crimmins

Women entrepreneurship in marginalized communities: Does culture, Ubuntu, religiosity and ancestral relevance matter? pp. 59-79

Divaries Cosmas Jaravaza, Forbes Makudza, Lucia Mandongwe, Simbarashe Muparangi, Tafadzwa Machaka, Benard Chisiri, Paul Mukucha and Nomuhle Jaravaza

Empowering rural communities: Extrapolations from a systematic review of microfinance-led outcomes pp. 80-102

Sazzad Parwez

Unpacking lifelong learning and entrepreneurial prospects among young adults in Ghana pp. 103-124

Isaac Kofi Biney

Impact of the rural enterprise programme interventions on smallholder farmers’ climate adaptation strategies: Qualitative evidence from Ghana’s transitional agro-ecological zone pp. 125-150

Bismark Osei-Acheampong and Seth Opoku Mensah

Contracting with nonprofits for economic development: A transaction cost explanation pp. 151-166

Valencia Prentice

The end of fundraising: Raise more money by selling your impact pp. 167-168

Rick Orton

Wealth creation: A new framework for rural economic and community development pp. 168-169

Joseph Malual

Economic growth and development in the Tropics pp. 170-172

Ye Fahmi Assagaf, Ahmad Basofi and Enaldi