Community Regeneration in Transition: Institutional and Intellectual Development for Sustainable Development
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This paper traces the intellectual and programmatic traditions of community development for future community regeneration. It explores U.S. experiences with large-scale urbanization, excessive urban sprawl, racial segregation, social polarization, and poverty. Facing the urban pathology, contemporary community development is trying to build better community with civic participation, leadership, planning, management, and inter-sectoral partnership. The paper posits that many American communities are looking for sustainable community development to enhance equity, economic opportunities,and environmental protection. In this process, it continues to use comprehensive and institutional approach in governance and political incrementalism decision making. This paper asserts that it is important to utilize cognitive or asset mapping and visioning techniques for sustainable community plan.
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This paper traces the intellectual and programmatic traditions of community development for future community regeneration. It explores U.S. experiences with large-scale urbanization, excessive urban sprawl, racial segregation, social polarization, and poverty. Facing the urban pathology, contemporary community development is trying to build better community with civic participation, leadership, planning, management, and inter-sectoral partnership. The paper posits that many American communities are looking for sustainable community development to enhance equity, economic opportunities,and environmental protection. In this process, it continues to use comprehensive and institutional approach in governance and political incrementalism decision making. This paper asserts that it is important to utilize cognitive or asset mapping and visioning techniques for sustainable community plan.
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