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POLITICS, POWER AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\nContents\nRethinking Community Development\nAcknowledgements\nNotes on contributors\n1. Politics, power and community development: an introductory essay\n Introduction\n United and divided by a common language\n Rethinking community development: a dialectical approach\n Power in community development\n Politics and community development in the age of neoliberalism\n Solidarity across distance and difference\n This volume’s purpose and structure\n Conclusion\nPart 1. Thinking politically\n2. The politics of deploying community\n Introduction\n Community development as political projects: time, space and ideology\n The politics of translation\n The politics of articulation\n Conclusion\n3. Changing community development roles: the challenges of a globalising world\n Introduction\n Negotiating tensions between facilitation and leadership roles\n The complexities of ‘empowering communities’\n New contexts, new insights?\n Reframing community development?\n Conclusion\n4. Community organising and political agency: changing community development subjects in India\n Introduction\n Community: meaning and manifestation\n Community development, state and civil society: politics and practice\n Community development in India\n Transformation of subjects: from development to organising\n Policy shift and its implication for community development subjects\n Case study: towards collective and political subjects?\n Conclusion\nPart 2. Practising politics\n5. Identity politics, community participation and the making of new places: examples from Taiwan\n Introduction\n New uneven geography and strategies of redevelopment\n The importance of local communities\n Economic and regional development in Taiwan\n New places in Hualien City\n Conclusion\n6. Community development, venture philanthropy and neoliberal governmentality: a case from Ireland\n Introduction\n Philanthropic foundations in context\n Impact of philanthropic foundations on social movements\n ONE, MRCI and worker empowerment: challenging neoliberal governmentality?\n Conclusion\n7. A shifting paradigm: engendering the politics of community engagement in India\n Introduction\n Mapping the origins of community development in India\n Shifting meanings of community development\n Fractured communities\n A new trajectory for community development\n Statutory mandates and local government reform\n Women’s agency\n Women’s political leadership\n An alternative methodology\n Concluding remarks\n8. The politics of diversity in Australia: extending the role of community practice\n Introduction\n Challenges to a progressive politics of identity\n The dialectics of community practice: the historical context\n Neoliberalism, reactionary politics and some contemporary limits on community practice\n Community practice and the politics of diversity: some reflections\n Case 1. Community practice with disabled people in multiple contexts\n Case 2. Diversity in place: community practice in social housing neighbourhoods\n Conclusion: re-envisioning a new politics of diversity for community practice\n9. The politics of environmental justice: community development in Ecuadorian and Peruvian Amazonia\n Introduction\n Neoliberal states in Latin America: oil industry expansion and ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’\n Visions of development\n Looking for justice and redress: from environmental justice to ecological debt\n10. The politics of democracy and the global institutions: lessons and challenges for community development\n Introduction\n Towards the Washington Consensus: the rise of the World Bank, the IMF and the WTO\n From Washington to Post-Washington Consensus: a third way for the ‘Third World’?\n Politics out, capacity building in: reconfiguring and engineering civil society\n Limits to social engineering: colonising spaces, demanding representation, resisting ‘participation’\n Towards a conclusion: lessons and challenges for community development\nPart 3. Politicising the future\n11. Disability arts: the building of critical community politics and identity\n Introduction\n Two views\n The disabled people’s movement\n Disability arts, community and identity\n Poetry as politics: Sue Napolitano\n The affirmation model\n Conclusion\n12. Service delivery protests in South Africa: a case for community development?\n Introduction\n Service delivery protests: challenging deprivation through political action\n Service delivery dissatisfaction: a potential space for community development work?\n Analysing community development, politics and power\n Some further questions for research\n Conclusions\n13. Community development and commons: on the road to alternative economics?\n Introduction\n What is ‘alternative’ about community-based economies?\n The revival of the commons\n Community development\n Community development as alternative economics: some examples\n Conclusion\nIndex