An edition of Revitalising deprived urban neighbourhoods
(2001)
Revitalising deprived urban neighbourhoods
an assisted self-help approach
by Colin C. Williams and Jan Windebank
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Urban renewal, Citizen participation, Social theory, Social welfare & social services, Urban communities, Politics/International Relations, Political Science, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Public Policy - Regional Planning, Urban policy, City planning, Urban Renewal, Rénovation urbaine, Participation des citoyens, SOCIAL SCIENCE, Sociology, Urban
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction
PART I: RATIONALES FOR A SELF-HELP APPROACH
2. The Employment Problem
3. The Persistence of Self-Help
4. Policy Options and their Implications
PART II: SELF-HELP IN DEPRIVED URBAN NEIGHBOURHOODS
5. Examining Self-Help Activity
6. The Extent and Character of Self-Help
7. Providing for Ourselves: Self-Provisioning
8. Helping Each Other Out: Unpaid Community Work
9. Spreading the Cash Around: Paid Informal Work
10. Barriers to Participation in Self-Help
PART III: DEVELOPING POLICIES TO REVITALISE
DEPRIVED URBAN NEIGHBOURHOODS
11. From Full-Employment to Full-Engagement
12. Bottom-Up Initiatives
13. Top-Down Initiatives
14. Conclusions.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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