An edition of Understanding community (2011)

Understanding community

politics, policy and practice

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Understanding community
Peter Somerville
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Publisher
Policy Press
Language
English
Pages
289

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Understanding community: politics, policy and practice
2011, Policy Press
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Book Details


Table of Contents

The nature of community
Making sense of community development
The politics of community
Governmental approaches to community
- Community economic development
Community learning
Community health and social care
Housing and community
Community order
Conclusion.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliography and index.

Bibliography: p. 247-277.

Published in
Bristol
Series
Understanding welfare: social issues, policy and practice, Understanding welfare

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
307.1/4
Library of Congress
HN49.C6 S64 2011

The Physical Object

Pagination
xi, 289 p. ;
Number of pages
289

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24889055M
ISBN 10
1847423922, 1847423930
ISBN 13
9781847423924, 9781847423931
LCCN
2011411176
OCLC/WorldCat
698912063

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