Community Development

2009 - 2025

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

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Volume 53, issue 5, 2022

Editorial pp. 523-524

Craig Talmage

Adopting the ecovillage concept to shape a traditional bureaucratic village into a more sustainable community in Thailand pp. 525-543

Saowalak Roongtawanreongsri and Rachada Boonkaew

Trees for livelihoods: Exploring the relationship between community agroforestry and community capitals in rural Haiti pp. 544-565

Gloria C. Blaise and Shorna B. Allred

Do rural youth want to stay rural? Influences on residential aspirations of youth in forest-located communities pp. 566-584

Nicole R. Bernsen, Mindy S. Crandall, Jessica E. Leahy, Jesse B. Abrams and Chris R. Colocousis

What makes a community sustainably developed? A review of 25 years of sustainable community tourism literature pp. 585-606

Nikhil Dogra, Mohd Adil, Aruna Dhamija, Mukesh Kumar and Mohd Nasir

Leveraging the community development approach to examine the natural capital effect on sustainable development goal 3 - target 2 pp. 607-623

Azmat Gani

Lee Cary tribute pp. 624-627

Ronald J. Hustedde and Mary Simon Leuci

Volume 53, issue 4, 2022

Editorial pp. 391-392

Craig Talmage

Interrogating the motivation mechanisms and claims of asset-based community development with self-determination theory pp. 393-412

Ian Cunningham, Juliet Willetts, Keren Winterford and Tim Foster

The complexity of community participation: Professional perspectives on the definition and inclusion of community pp. 413-428

Martha Lucia Garcia, Terry Mizrahi and Yossi Korazim-Kőrösy

Cognitive aspects of disadvantaged entrepreneurs: Evidence from India pp. 429-444

Imran Saleem, Mohd Yasir Arafat, Hamad Hussain Balhareth, Amir Hussain and Amit Kumar Dwivedi

Who is responsible for the hockey rink? – A critical analysis of a citizen dialogue meeting in a small Mill town pp. 445-459

Ali Osman, Agnieszka Bron and Camilla Thunborg

Examining migration factors among generative college graduates: Strategic implications for people attraction, retention, and leadership transfer efforts pp. 460-476

Jack Ehrke, Lindsay Hastings, Mark Balschweid, Alex Brodersen and Cheryl Burkhart-Kriesel

The generation of community social capital in the Poble Sec community plan (Barcelona) pp. 477-498

Lucas M. Martínez and Xavier Úcar

Community development, bricolage, and celebrity-driven activism: A case study of Half the Sky movement pp. 499-515

Sarah Casey, Penny Holliday and Ian Weber

Palaces for the people: How social infrastructure can help fight inequality, polarization, and the decline of civic life pp. 516-517

Laura C. Atkins

A match on dry grass: Community organizing as a catalyst for school reform pp. 517-518

Tiffany A. Flowers

The short guide to community development 2e pp. 518-519

Jessica M. Parks

The view from flyover country: Dispatches from the forgotten America pp. 520-521

Alexander R. Thomas

Volume 53, issue 3, 2022

Editorial notes pp. 261-262

Craig Talmage

Perceptions of personal agency within communities: Validation of a diagnostic instrument pp. 263-280

Abigail Borron, Kevan W. Lamm and D. Keith Atkins

Farm size: implications for social inequity among ethnic communities in a mountainous area of Vietnam pp. 281-294

Toai Nguyen, Susan Lawler, Warren Paul, Barbara Goldoftas and Da Huynh

Women’s participation in community development in rural Ghana: The effects of colonialism, neoliberalism, and patriarchy pp. 295-308

Charles Gyan and Magnus Mfoafo-M’Carthy

Explaining community capital changes for malaysian negritos based on longitudinal panel study pp. 309-325

W. A. Amir Zal, Burhan Che Daud, Mustaffa Omar, Hood Salleh and Sharina Abdul Halim

Revitalizing self-help spirit in the communities: Are there roles for adult educators to play? pp. 326-344

Isaac Kofi Biney

A social innovation approach to programming to address social issues pp. 345-354

John C. Hill, Kristina Hains, Bryan Hains and Ronald Hustedde

Factors influencing the approach to community development in Ghanaian urban slums pp. 355-369

Kwabena Frimpong-Manso and Jamal Appiah-Kubi

Social innovation in a local community in Brazil pp. 370-390

Joelma Leite Castelo, Sandra Maria Santos, Clayton Robson Moreira da Silva and Cíntia Vanessa Monteiro Germano Aquino

Volume 53, issue 2, 2022

Editorial notes pp. 127-129

Craig Talmage

Examining natural resource management through a community development theoretical lens pp. 130-149

Matt D. Oliver and Margaret Stout

Determinants of community participation in a watershed development program in Southern Ethiopia pp. 150-166

Bereket Roba Gamo, Teshale Woldeamanuel Habebo, Genene Tsegaye Mekonnen and Duk-Byeong Park

Spiraling-up through drought responses: Building community capacity in Colorado’s farming-dependent counties pp. 167-195

Natalie Gubbay and Corina McKendry

“We would be dead in the water without our social media!”: Women using entrepreneurial bricolage to mitigate drought impacts in rural Australia pp. 196-213

Sarah Casey, Gail Crimmins, Laura Rodriguez Castro and Penny Holliday

System dynamics approach for understanding scheme of Community-Based Adaptation to flooding: The case of a flood-prone district in Vietnamese urban city pp. 214-232

Tran Quang Dao and Le Thi Thu Huong

Public narrative and sustained civic engagement: The Wichita County Water Conservation Area in Rural Kansas pp. 233-251

Stephen Lauer and Matthew R. Sanderson

Broke: Hardship and resilience in a city of broken promises pp. 252-253

Nicholas A. Belongie

Tourism marketing for the rest of us: How lesser-known places can get better results with smaller budgets pp. 253-254

Michael John Dougherty

The heart of community engagement: Practitioner stories from across the globe pp. 254-256

Ron Hustedde

Roma minority youth across cultural contexts: Taking a positive approach to research, policy, and practice pp. 256-257

Arzu Karakulak and Sena Cüre-Acer

No straight lines: Local leadership and the path from government to governance in small cities pp. 258-259

Amanda Marney

Volume 53, issue 1, 2022

Editorial notes pp. 1-2

Craig Talmage

The power of community-based participatory research: Ethical and effective ways of researching pp. 3-20

Juliana F. F. Amauchi, Maeva Gauthier, Abdolzaher Ghezeljeh, Leandro L. L. Giatti, Katlyn Keats, Dare Sholanke, Danae Zachari and Jutta Gutberlet

Connected backyard gardening as a platform for suburban community building in Adelaide, Australia pp. 21-38

Jungho Suh, Laura Auberson and Sharon Ede

Common-pool community resource use: Governance and management of community irrigation schemes in rural Ghana pp. 39-56

Samuel Ziem Bonye, Gordon Yenglier Yiridomoh and Frederick Der Bebelleh

Who gets included in Collective Impact: A mixed methods study of 10 CI initiatives pp. 57-71

Chad Abresch, Brandon Grimm, Kiara Lyons, Shannon Maloney and Melissa Tibbits

The confidence to speak: Measuring impacts of a community leadership program on community leadership skills and self-identification pp. 72-91

Carolina Prado, Kathering Cushing, Elizabeth Figueroa, Imelda Rodriguez, Mayra Pelagio and Marisela Castro

Social capital and community development: Where do we go from here? pp. 92-108

John M. Halstead, Steven C. Deller and Kevin M. Leyden

Social Ties and Collective Efficacy as Predictors of Volunteering pp. 109-125

Riley Tucker and Michael C. Gearhart

Volume 52, issue 5, 2021

Editorial notes pp. 553-553

Craig Talmage

Are two heads better than one? Challenges and prospects of chiefs and local government collaborative community development in Ghana pp. 554-572

Kwabena Boateng and Justice Nyigmah Bawole

CommUNIty-Led development: A partnership to realize Aboriginal Elders’ vision for change pp. 573-591

Ruth McCausland, Wendy Spencer, Peta MacGillivray, Virginia Robinson, Vanessa Hickey, Eileen Baldry and Elizabeth McEntyre

Empowerment in an ecovillage: Unveiling the role of power relations in social practices pp. 592-606

Luiz Guilherme Mafle Ferreira Duarte, Marlyne Sahakian and João Leite Ferreira Neto

A clash of values: Deep-rooted discord between empowering, participatory, community-driven development and results-focused, evidence-based evaluation pp. 607-623

Leanne M. Kelly

God’s heart has no borders: How religious activists are working for immigrant rights pp. 624-625

A.M.J. Huntleigh

Immigrants and boomers: Forging a new social contract for the future of America pp. 626-627

A.M.J. Huntleigh

The democratic constitution second edition pp. 627-628

Martell L. Johnson

Between preservation and exploitations: Transnational advocacy networks and conservation in developing countries pp. 628-630

Katherine E. Laycock

Sacrifice zones: The front lines of toxic chemical exposure in the United States pp. 630-631

Jason D. Rivera

Volume 52, issue 4, 2021

An exploration of community development higher education in the United States: A programmatic study pp. 425-439

Kristina D. Hains, Michael Rios, Bryan J. Hains, Vikram Koundinya, Carolyn Abrams and Virginia Stanard

Leadership training as an alternative to neoliberalism: A model for community development pp. 440-458

Ivis García

Community development participation scale: A development and validation study pp. 459-472

Charles Gyan

Examining the potential impacts of processes associated with urbanization and land use changes on inundation depths in areas affected by Hurricane Harvey in Houston pp. 473-485

Hui-Peng Liew and Nathan Eidem

Double-edged cohesion: Multidimensional impacts of community governance’s cohesion in community-driven development pp. 486-504

Booyuel Kim, Junesoo Lee and Jongwoo Chung

How volunteering with extension 4-H youth development contributes to public value pp. 505-521

Kandi O’Neil, Rachelle Vettern, Patricia McGlaughlin, Rebecca Harrington, Sarah Maass, Samantha Grant and Tillie Good

Strengthening collaboration through collective impact: A rural Australian case study pp. 522-537

Tara Williams, Ali Lakhani and Evelien Spelten

Family poultry development systems among smallholder broiler farmers in the Goromonzi district of Zimbabwe pp. 538-552

Michael Kamoyo and Portia Fadzai Guta

Volume 52, issue 3, 2021

Editorial notes pp. 263-264

Craig Talmage

It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood: Overcoming barriers regarding children’s mental health against help-seeking via community social capital pp. 265-285

Cassidy Smith, Brien K. Ashdown, Alessa Dixe and Joey Guarnaccia

From strain theory to the capacity to aspire: A contribution to the cultural political economy of development pp. 286-304

Timothy MacNeill, Christopher O’Connor, Tyler Frederick and Esther James-Charles

“Will you stay?” Analysis of place attachment to flyover country pp. 305-322

Dorna Eshrati and Huston Gibson

Continuing education and employment creation: Investment in entrepreneurship matters pp. 323-341

Isaac Kofi Biney

Whose voice do community development organizations speak? The trajectory of CBOs in Latino Pilsen in Chicago pp. 342-364

John J. Betancur

Participatory roles in community coalitions: Associations with perceptions of influence on decision-making pp. 365-381

Brian D. Christens, Kymberly Byrd, Lacey A. Hartigan and Paul W. Speer

Leadership transfer in rural communities: A mixed methods investigation pp. 382-410

Lindsay Hastings, Hannah Sunderman, Matthew Hastings, Lj McElravy and Melissa Lusk

Community participation and neighborhood factors associated with physical and mental health among low-income mothers in the United States pp. 411-423

Rebecca J. McCloskey and Kathryn Maguire-Jack

Volume 52, issue 2, 2021

Editorial pp. 131-132

Craig Talmage

Beyond the Façade: layering downtown spillover investment pp. 133-152

Huston Gibson, Micky Zurcher and Tash Wisemiller

Farmer field school: Non-formal education to enhance livelihoods of Indonesian farmer communities pp. 153-168

Joko Mariyono, Jaka Waskito, Suwandi, Tabrani, Apri Kuntariningsih, Evy Latifah and Enny Suswati

Entrepreneurs of color in Wisconsin: Bridging the gap in resources to mobilize potential pp. 169-185

Diana Hammer and Joseph Malual

A contemporary concept of the value(s)-added food and agriculture sector and rural development pp. 186-204

Jill K. Clark, Becca B.R. Jablonski, Shoshanah Inwood, Aiden Irish and Julia Freedgood

The impact of USDA’s business and industry loan guarantee program on tax revenue in Oklahoma communities pp. 205-224

Ty Rope Smith and Brian Whitacre

Degradation of agricultural land: Evidence from non-farm livelihood sites in Ogun state, Southwest Nigeria pp. 225-243

A. K. Aromolaran, C. I Alarima, W. A Salami, E. O. Fakoya, J. K. Adesodun, C. I. Sodiya, E. Fabusoro and S. O. Apantaku

Exploring the meanings of professional activism pp. 244-261

Ana L. Costa, Henrique Vaz and Isabel Menezes

Volume 52, issue 1, 2021

Editorial notes pp. 1-3

Craig Talmage

Digital inclusion and parity: Implications for community development pp. 4-21

Roberto Gallardo, Lionel Bo Beaulieu and Cheyanne Geideman

“Spiraling up”: Using ripple effect mapping to evaluate how an extension volunteer program increases community development capacity pp. 22-41

J. Dara Bloom

Community responses to biosecurity regulations during a biosecurity outbreak: An Auckland, New Zealand Case Study pp. 42-60

Rajesh Ram

How faith-based organizations perceive their role in community development: An exploratory study pp. 61-76

Samson Tarpeh and Ronald Hustedde

Community attachment: perceptions of context matter pp. 77-94

Guizhen Ma

The complexity of social participation and its variable effects on the health and wellbeing of people living in deprived Maltese neighborhoods pp. 95-112

Bernadine Satariano

Spiraling up and down: Mapping women’s empowerment through agricultural interventions using the community capitals framework in rural Ethiopia pp. 113-130

Annet Abenakyo Mulema, Brenda Boonabaana, Liza Debevec, Likimyelesh Nigussie, Mihret Alemu and Susan Kaaria