The state and community action / Terry Robson.

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Robson, Terry, 1942-

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TextPublication details: London ; Sterling, Va : Pluto Press, 2000.Description: 1 online resource (250 pages)Content type:

text

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9781849640534
184964053X
0585426074
9780585426075

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: State and community action.DDC classification:

361.8 21

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JC337 .R63 2000eb

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Contents:

Part I. The Theoretical Context 1. The State and Hegemony 2. Coercion, Community and Civil Society 3. Community as Counter-Hegemony 4. The Co-option of Radicalism 5. Community, Catholicism and Communitarianism Part II. The Case Studies 6. Northern Ireland: The Evolution of a Counter- Hegemony 7. The United States: Poverty and the Catholic Worker Movement 8. Romania: Charity as Social Control.

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Summary: Examines the role of the state in Europe and the US, and challenges the belief that community development, in its present form, has any potential to effect real social change.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 239-243) and index.

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Examines the role of the state in Europe and the US, and challenges the belief that community development, in its present form, has any potential to effect real social change.

English.

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