Willie and his colleagues analyze social action from the bottom up. The focus is on how people outside the traditional circuits of authority exercise power and how their actions relate to bureaucratic social action from the top down. All told, the contributors offer a critical and empowering assessment of how change occurs in communities.
Willie and his colleagues analyze social action from the bottom up. The focus is on how people outside the traditional circuits of authority exercise power and how their actions relate to bureaucratic social action from the top down. All told, the contributors offer a critical and empowering assessment of how change occurs in communities.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Charles V. Willie is Charles W. Eliot Professor of Education Emeritus, Graduate School of Education, Harvard University David A. Willard is a doctoral student in Administrative Planning and Social Policy at Harvard University Steven P. Ridini is vice president of programs at The Medical Foundation
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Theoretical and Conceptual Issues in Effective Community Action Part 1 Part I: Concepts, Theories and Illustrations Part 2 Part II: Education Case Studies of Grassroots Social Action Chapter 2: A Perfect Grassroots Movement: The Montgomery Bus Boycott Chapter 3: The Alpha Case Study on Human Sexuality and Health Education Part 3 Part III: Political Case Studies of Grassroots Social Action Part 4 Part IV: Conclusions and Implications Chapter 4: A Grassroots Tale of Fighting High Stakes Testing in New York Part 5 Part V: About the Authors Chapter 5: Creation of the Africana Studies Center at Cornell University Chapter 6: Community Action in Lemon Grove For and Against Integrated Education Chapter 7: A Comparative Analysis of Grassroots Studies in Education Chapter 8: Freedom Rides in Southern States Chapter 9: The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Chapter 10: Toxic Waste and Environmental Justice in Warren County, North Carolina Chapter 11: The Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham, Alabama Chapter 12: A Comparative Analysis of Grassroots Studies in Politics Chapter 13: Conclusions
Chapter 1: Theoretical and Conceptual Issues in Effective Community Action Part 1 Part I: Concepts, Theories and Illustrations Part 2 Part II: Education Case Studies of Grassroots Social Action Chapter 2: A Perfect Grassroots Movement: The Montgomery Bus Boycott Chapter 3: The Alpha Case Study on Human Sexuality and Health Education Part 3 Part III: Political Case Studies of Grassroots Social Action Part 4 Part IV: Conclusions and Implications Chapter 4: A Grassroots Tale of Fighting High Stakes Testing in New York Part 5 Part V: About the Authors Chapter 5: Creation of the Africana Studies Center at Cornell University Chapter 6: Community Action in Lemon Grove For and Against Integrated Education Chapter 7: A Comparative Analysis of Grassroots Studies in Education Chapter 8: Freedom Rides in Southern States Chapter 9: The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Chapter 10: Toxic Waste and Environmental Justice in Warren County, North Carolina Chapter 11: The Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham, Alabama Chapter 12: A Comparative Analysis of Grassroots Studies in Politics Chapter 13: Conclusions
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