Socially sustainable community building practices
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Open access
Authors
Oades, Richard John
Date
2013Supervisor
Dr. Susan Young
Prof. Dora Marinova
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Curtin University Sustainable Policy Institute
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Abstract
Through reflection from interviews, relevant literature and the author’s personal experience, this research develops frameworks that assist in understanding the complex nature of community development practice. Successful community development practitioners are interviewed using experiential learning methodology, to investigate what they call good practice whilst simultaneously endeavouring to improve their practice. The emphasis is upon understanding micro work, the poorly documented though essential element of engagement.
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