Acting civically : From urban neighborhoods to higher education / edited by Susan A. Ostrander & Kent E. Portney.
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c2007 Tufts University Press.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Machine derived contents note: Contents
Preface and Acknowledgments vii
Contributors ix
Susan A. Ostrander and Kent E. Portney
1. Introduction: Key Issues in Civic Engagement Research Today 1
Part One
Civic Engagement in Local Contexts and in
Political versus Nonpolitical Voluntary
Associations
Kent E. Portney and Jeffrey M. Berry
2. Neighborhoods, Neighborhood Associations, and
Social Capital 21
Lydia Lowe and Doug Brugge
3. Grassroots Organizing in Boston Chinatown:
A Comparison with CDC-style Organizing 44
Julian Agyeman and Heather Ross
4. Building Power in Minority Neighborhoods:
Boston University's Bio-safety Level Four Laboratory 72
Sarah Sobieraj and Deborah White
5. Could Civic Engagement Reproduce Political Inequality? 92
Part Two
Civic Engagement in Societal Institutions:
Health Care and Education
Charlene A. Galarneau
6. Consumer-Sponsored Health Care Plans:
Early Twentieth-Century Public Participation in
United States Health Care` 113
Linda V. Beardsley
7. Teacher Education as Civic Engagement:
Building Bridges and Community through
Professional Development Schools 130
Jean Y. Wu
8. Race Matters in Civic Engagement Work 158
Susan A. Ostrander
9. Three Major Foundations and the Decline in Funding for
Higher Education Civic Engagement, 1995 to 2005 183
Index 201.
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