Community Development

2009 - 2025

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

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Volume 48, issue 5, 2017

Editorial Board pp. (v)-(v)

The Editors

Notes from the editorial office pp. 607-608

The Editors

Motivations for a special issue on local food systems development pp. 609-611

R. David Lamie and Steven Deller

Local foods systems and community economic development pp. 612-638

Steven Deller, David Lamie and Maureen Stickel

Rural wealth creation of intellectual capital from urban local food system initiatives: Developing indicators to assess change pp. 639-656

Todd Schmit, Becca Jablonski, Jennifer Minner, David Kay and Libby Christensen

Food access, local foods, and community health pp. 657-680

Steven Deller, Amber Canto and Laura Brown

The impacts of the Farmers Market and Local Food Promotion programs pp. 681-696

Jeffrey K. O’Hara and Carlos Coleman

The Local Agrifood System Sustainability/Resilience Index (SRI): Constructing a data tool applied to counties in the southern United States pp. 697-710

John Green, Jim Worstell and Caroline Canarios

The color of food: Stories of race, resilience and farming pp. 711-712

Oluwatoyin Dare Kolawole

Growing livelihoods: Local food systems and community development pp. 712-713

Kate Munden-Dixon

American wasteland: How America throws away nearly half of its food (and what we can do about it) pp. 713-714

Erin Peot

Why do rural communities do what they do in the context of livelihood activities? Exploring the livelihood priority and viability nexus pp. 715-734

Gideon Baffoe and Hirotaka Matsuda

Community resilience 2.0: Toward a comprehensive conception of community-level resilience pp. 735-751

Lieselotte E. Vaneeckhaute, Tom Vanwing, Wolfgang Jacquet, Bieke Abelshausen and Pieter Meurs

Radical hope: Ethics in the face of cultural devastation pp. 752-753

Jami Petner-Arrey

Designing healthy communities pp. 753-754

Yasmein Okour

Volume 48, issue 4, 2017

Notes from the editorial office pp. 459-459

John Green

From mass consumer society to a society of consumers: Consumption and the experience of community in late modernity pp. 460-482

Matthew R. Colling, Josh Stovall, Jeremy Flaherty, Michael R. Cope and Ralph B. Brown

Informing environmental problems through field analysis: Toward a community landscape theory of pro-environmental behavior pp. 483-498

Stephen Mainzer and A. E. Luloff

Nonprofit participation in collective impact: A comparative case pp. 499-514

Katherine R. Cooper

Rural versus urban perspectives on behavioral health issues and priorities pp. 515-526

Courtney A. Cuthbertson, Don E. Albrecht and Scott Loveridge

The effectiveness of Habitat for Humanity as a neighborhood stabilization program: The case of Charlotte, North Carolina pp. 527-545

Elizabeth C. Delmelle, Elizabeth Morrell, Tara Bengle, Joe Howarth and Janni Sorensen

Participatory management of community-based tourism: A network perspective pp. 546-565

Andrés Burgos and Frédéric Mertens

Social capital and access to credit in post-conflict Lira, northern Uganda pp. 566-581

Joseph D. Malual and Robert E. Mazur

The tyranny of research? Urban regeneration, ethnography, and the problem of unintended consequences pp. 582-596

Udi Engelsman, Mike Rowe and Alan Southern

High tide on main street: Rising sea level and the coming coastal crisis pp. 597-598

Kyle M. Woosnam

Planning ideas that matter: Livability, territoriality, governance, and reflective practice pp. 598-599

Tu Dam Ngoc Le

After occupy: Economic democracy for the 21st century pp. 599-601

Smitha Divakar

Understanding human behavior and the social environment pp. 601-602

Karen Fagan

Urban neighborhoods in a new era: Revitalization politics in the postindustrial city pp. 602-603

Nicholas A. Belongie

Community effects of leadership development education: Citizen empowerment for civic engagement pp. 603-605

Erika Pioltine Anseloni

Volume 48, issue 3, 2017

Notes from the Editorial Office pp. 319-319

John Green

Integrating popular education into a model of empowerment planning pp. 320-338

Tara Bengle and Janni Sorensen

Asset-based learning and the pedagogy of community development pp. 339-350

Bruce D. Missingham

Gender-based constraints and opportunities to women’s participation in the small ruminant value chain in Ethiopia: A community capitals analysis pp. 351-369

Annet Abenakyo Mulema, Cathy Rozel Farnworth and Kathleen Earl Colverson

Latino small businesses in northwest Washington: Perceptions, challenges, and needs pp. 370-384

José García-Pabón and Kenneth Klima

Hydropower and local community: A case study of the Kamchay dam, a China-funded hydropower project in Cambodia pp. 385-402

Heng Pheakdey

Installing large-scale community infrastructure: Homeowners’ preferences toward notification and recourse pp. 403-419

David Wadley, Peter Elliott and Hoon Han

“A unifying force in the community”: Perceptions of a neighborhood park renovation pp. 420-435

Nicholas A. D. Pitas, Benjamin D. Hickerson, Tammy Koerte, Deborah Kerstetter and Andrew J. Mowen

Palliative planning in an American shrinking city – Some thoughts and preliminary policy analysis pp. 436-450

Russell Weaver

Civic ecology: Adaptation and transformation from the ground up pp. 451-452

Krishna Roka

Rural people and communities in the 21st century: Resilience and transformation pp. 452-454

Jennifer Steele

Community: A contemporary analysis of policies, programs, and practices pp. 454-455

Tabitha Underwood

Advancing youth work: Current trends, critical questions pp. 455-456

Esther Farmer

Democracy in the making: How activist groups form pp. 456-457

Jean McEwan-Short

Free labor: Workfare and the contested language of neoliberalism pp. 457-458

Hao Zhang

Volume 48, issue 2, 2017

Notes from the Editorial Office pp. 159-159

John Green

Business retention and expansion (BRE) today – research, application, and evaluation: Introduction to the special issue pp. 160-169

Michael Darger, Alan Barefield and Brent D. Hales

Business retention and expansion and business clusters – A comprehensive approach to community development pp. 170-186

Xue Zhang and Mildred E. Warner

Coordination of entrepreneurial growth methods and business retention and expansion outreach pp. 187-206

Will Warren

Lessons learned from a generation of community-driven business retention and expansion programming pp. 207-224

Michael Darger, Brigid Tuck and John Bennett

: Using grassroots data to support business growth and retention in the state of Minnesota pp. 225-239

Sean O’Neil, Kathi Schaff and Angela Riffe

Obtaining manufacturers’ perspectives in making regional transportation decisions pp. 240-254

Lee Munnich and Frank Douma

Increasing capacity of rural clients to access economic development programs: The Ontario BRE case study pp. 255-270

Catherine Oosterbaan and Stephen Morris

Energize job retention: Energy management strategies as a component of business retention and expansion programs pp. 271-281

Nancy Bowen-Ellzey and Eric Romich

The silver tsunami and rural small business retention: What can communities do? pp. 282-298

Elizabeth Templin, Scott Chazdon, Glenn Muske, Felipe Dyna Barroso, Lillian Osborne and William Craig

Defining success in business retention and expansion: What do economic development organizations measure and why? pp. 299-316

Jonathan Q. Morgan and Crystal Morphis

Volume 48, issue 1, 2017

Notes from the Editorial Office pp. 1-1

John Green

What should churches do? Evangelical perspectives on church involvement in an era of community health pp. 2-18

Berkeley Franz, Daniel Skinner and Kelly Kelleher

Sentiment and social capital in aid project: Chagas disease control in Honduras pp. 19-29

Naoko Ueda

Women’s community organizations: Exploring attitudes toward collaboration among board members pp. 30-47

Denise M. Cumberland, Sharon A. Kerrick, Namok Choi and Kathleen Gosser

Challenges of building community-university partnerships in new poverty landscapes pp. 48-66

Joe Howarth, Melissa Anne Currie, Elizabeth Morrell, Janni Sorensen and Tara Bengle

Business survival rates across the urban–rural divide pp. 67-85

Steven Deller and Tessa Conroy

Environmental oversight and the citizen activist: Lessons from an oral history of activism surrounding Elmira, Ontario’s 1989 water crisis pp. 86-104

Robert A. Case

Conceptualizing community resilience: Revisiting conceptual distinctions pp. 105-123

David Matarrita-Cascante, Bernardo Trejos, Hua Qin, Dongoh Joo and Sigrid Debner

A multi-scalar, mixed methods framework for assessing rural communities’ capacity for resilience, adaptation, and transformation pp. 124-140

Lila Singh-Peterson and Steven J. R. Underhill

Toward a rural community vitality measurement practice pp. 141-153

Lena E. Etuk and Alan Acock

Believing in Britain: The spiritual identity of “Britishness” pp. 154-155

Aus Abdulwahhab

A place we call home: Gender, race, and justice in Syracuse pp. 155-157

Andrew Foell

Emerald cities: Urban sustainability and economic development pp. 157-158

Kyle M. Woosnam