Community Development

2009 - 2025

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

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Volume 43, issue 5, 2012

Editor's comments pp. 539-539

John Green

Community responses to disasters: a foundation for recovery pp. 540-549

Brent Hales, Norman Walzer and James Calvin

Moving forward in Sierra Leone: community-based factors for postconflict development pp. 550-565

Whitney McIntyre Miller

The road to recovery from a natural disaster: voices from the community pp. 566-580

P.A. Onstad, S.M. Danes, A.M. Hardman, P.D. Olson, M.S. Marczak, R.K. Heins, S.R. Croymans and K.A. Coffee

Community capitals and disaster recovery: Northwood ND recovers from an EF 4 tornado pp. 581-598

Curtis W. Stofferahn

Untapped: elderly civic engagement in the rebuilding of the Mississippi Gulf Coast pp. 599-613

Brent D. Hales

Digging deeper: participation and non-participation in post-disaster community recovery pp. 614-629

Divya Chandrasekhar

Climate change, food security, and sustainable development: a study on community-based responses and adaptations in British Columbia, Canada pp. 630-644

Julie Drolet

Community recovery, a new value proposition for community investment pp. 645-655

James Calvin

“You only get back what you put in”: perceptions of professional sport organizations as community anchors pp. 656-676

Abel Duarte Alonso and Michelle O'Shea

The Handbook of Research on Entrepreneurship in Agriculture and Rural Development pp. 677-678

Uchendu Eugene Chigbu

Ecosystem planning in Florida: solving regional problems through local decision-making pp. 678-679

Timothy Collins

Reducing global poverty: the case for asset accumulation pp. 679-681

Robert Hunt

Global civil society 2007/8: communicative power and democracy (global civil society yearbook) pp. 681-683

John G. McNutt

The slow food story: politics and pleasure pp. 683-684

Vickie Rightmyer Berkley

Artifactual literacies: every object tells a story pp. 684-685

Margaret Vaughn

Volume 43, issue 4, 2012

Editor's comments pp. 409-410

John Green

Themed issue on inner-city empowerment and revitalization pp. 411-415

Robert Mark Silverman and Kelly L. Patterson

Private foundations and community development: differing approaches to community empowerment pp. 416-429

Maria Martinez-Cosio and Mirle Rabinowitz Bussell

The changing and different patterns of urban redevelopment in China: a study of three inner-city neighborhoods pp. 430-450

Zhiming Cheng

A dual nature: the archdiocesan community development corporation pp. 451-463

Bethany J. Welch

Measuring neighborhood distress: a tool for place-based urban revitalization strategies pp. 464-475

James Jennings

Political and social incorporation of public housing residents: challenges in HOPE VI community development pp. 476-491

J. Lucio and W. Wolfersteig

Regional clusters and jobs for inner city workers: the case of transportation, distribution, and logistics pp. 492-511

Jonathan Q. Morgan

Community empowerment and public transportation agencies: a case study analysis of transit agencies' community development initiatives pp. 512-526

Gerard C. Wellman

Making democracy matter: identity and activism in Los Angeles pp. 527-528

David Campbell

The networked nonprofit: connecting with social media to drive change pp. 528-530

Annie Hernandez

Grounded globalism: how the US South embraces the world pp. 530-532

Jennifer Steele

New Orleans on parade: tourism and the transformation of the Crescent City pp. 532-533

Kyle M. Woosnam

Droppers: America's first hippie commune, drop city pp. 533-534

Robert H. Boyer

Rural wealth creation as a sustainable economic development strategy Special Issue of Community Development pp. 535-537

Deborah Markley and Shanna Ratner

Volume 43, issue 3, 2012

Editor's comments pp. 291-292

Rhonda Phillips

Conceptualizing community development in the twenty-first century pp. 293-305

David Matarrita-Cascante and Mark A. Brennan

The structure of dialogic practice within developmental work pp. 306-319

John R. Owen and Peter Westoby

An evaluative economic development typology for sustainable rural economic development pp. 320-332

Kiran Rangarajan, Suzanna Long, Norbert Ziemer and Neal Lewis

What makes a successful rural regeneration partnership? The views of successful partners and the importance of ethos for the community development professional pp. 333-345

Karen McArdle

Intelligent participation: engaging citizens through a framework of multiple intelligences pp. 346-360

Justin B. Hollander

Intercultural learning among community development students: positive attitudes, ambivalent experiences pp. 361-378

Farida Fozdar and Simone Volet

Community development among toxic tailings: An interactional case study of extralocal institutions and environmental health pp. 379-392

Stephanie A. Malin and Peggy Petrzelka

“Bringing us back to our origin”: adapting and transferring an Indigenous Australian values-based leadership capacity-building course for community development in Papua New Guinea pp. 393-408

Janya McCalman, Komla Tsey, Russell Kitau and Sue McGinty

Volume 43, issue 2, 2011

Editor's comments pp. 131-132

Rhonda Phillips

Exploring organizational culture and climate in community coalitions pp. 133-146

Lillian Wichinsky, Barbara Thomlison and Joan Pennell

The role of cultural capital in the development of community leadership: toward an integrated program model pp. 147-168

Kari Keating and Stephen P. Gasteyer

The influence of community capital toward a community's capacity to respond to food insecurity pp. 169-186

Jessica Crowe and Justin Smith

Developing networks for community change: exploring the utility of network analysis pp. 187-208

Peter J. Robertson, LaVonna B. Lewis, David C. Sloane, Lark Galloway-Gilliam and Jonathan Nomachi

Village renewal as an instrument of rural development: evidence from Weyarn, Germany pp. 209-224

Uchendu Eugene Chigbu

A general theory of community-building in its application in a multi-ethnic setting: the Kosovo case pp. 225-243

Hrachia A. Kazhoyan

The Northern Forest Canoe Trail: economic impacts and implications for community development pp. 244-258

Noah Pollock, Lisa Chase, Clare Ginger and Jane Kolodinsky

Participation of rural community and tourism development in Iran pp. 259-277

Fazileh Dadvar-Khani

Power and love: a theory and practice of social change pp. 278-279

Janet Ayres

Crucibles of leadership (how to learn from experience to become a great leader) pp. 279-281

James R. Calvin

Kitchen table sustainability: practical recipes for community engagement with sustainability pp. 281-282

Cornelia Butler Flora

Financing low-income communities: models, obstacles, and future directions pp. 282-284

John Green

Rural wealth creation as a sustainable economic development strategy Special Issue of Community Development pp. 284-286

Deborah Markley and Shanna Ratner

An introduction to community development pp. 285-286

Bernie Jones

Volume 43, issue 1, 2011

Editor's comments pp. 1-1

Rhonda Phillips

Overview of innovative community change programs pp. 2-11

Norman Walzer and Sam M. Cordes

InCommons: supporting community-based leadership pp. 12-30

Jodi R. Sandfort and Laura Bloomberg

Community leadership development education: promoting civic engagement through human and social capital pp. 31-48

Godwin T. Apaliyah, Kenneth E. Martin, Stephen P. Gasteyer, Kari Keating and Kenneth Pigg

Evaluating an asset-based effort to attract and retain young people pp. 49-62

William Andresen

Engaging youth in community change: three key implementation principles pp. 63-79

David Campbell and Nancy Erbstein

Engaging the underserved in community leadership development: Step Up to Leadership graduates in northwest Missouri tell their stories pp. 80-94

Wilson Majee, Scott Long and Deena Smith

Can leadership development act as a rural poverty alleviation strategy? pp. 95-112

Ryan Allen and Paul R. Lachapelle

Lessons from the field: mapping Saskatchewan's Pipeline of Entrepreneurs and Enterprises in order to build a provincial operating system for entrepreneurship pp. 113-129

Gregg Lichtenstein and Thomas S. Lyons