EDITORIAL

• Queer and trans community building in post-NALSA and post-377 India: a critical reflection. Pushpesh Kumar and others

ARTICLES

• ‘Doctors advised to take medicines to remove these thoughts’: the violence and violations in sexual mental health care in community mental health programmes in Kerala. Sudarshan R Kottai
• Precarious life in a heartless world: COVID-19 and the gender transgressive Shivashaktis in Southern India. Debomita Mukherjee, Archana Rao & Pushpesh Kumar
• ‘It’s nice that we can do that too’: investigating transgender persons’ negotiations with identity and community questions in Indian science institutions. Sayantan Datta
• Queerious communities: building writing centres in Indian universities. Anannya Dasgupta
• Brittle bonds: queer relationalities in literary and cinematic forms in India. Navaneetha Mokkil
• Migration and making of non-heteronormative households and families: lived experiences of cisgender women partners of trans men in Bengaluru. Agaja Puthan Purayil
• Familialization of the ‘deviant’: a hindrance to queer community building? Pritha Chakrabarti

BOOK REVIEWS

• Peacebuilding, conflict and community development. Niamh Gaynor
• Caring for place: community development in rural England. Neil Turnbull

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EDITORIAL

• Living our values in research and practice Kirsty Lohman and Ruth Pearce

REFLECTIONS

• Why focusing on our strengths matters: reflections on leaving a volunteer role I actually liked Kristen Lyons

ARTICLES

• Reflecting on community development research: how peer researchers influence and shape community action projects Elaine Arnull and Mahuya Kanjilal
• An evidence cycle framework for community development initiatives Geoffrey R Browne
• ‘Come as you are’: place attachment to Islamic third spaces in the United States Hassnaa Mohammed
• Collective impact: lessons from the American democratic tradition Hannah W Stewart-Gambino
• Overcoming barriers to social inclusion in agricultural intensification: reflections on a transdisciplinary community development project from India and Bangladesh Christian H Roth and others
• Learning to work in certain ways: bureaucratic literacies and community-based volunteering in the Philippines Chris Millora

EDITOR'S CHOICE

• The significance of plus-development through sport: the practices and neoliberal politics of attracting participants to corporate sport-for-development Daniel Eisenkraft Klein and Simon Darnell
• Community reinvestment challenges in the age of gentrification: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania as a case study for wide bank lending disparities Daniel Holland and Gregory D Squires
• Constructive resilience in response to oppression: the strategy of Bahá’ís in Iran Leyla Tavernaro-Haidarian
• Empowering practices in education-focused coalitions: an examination using fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis Joshua-Paul Miles and others

BOOK REVIEWS

• Hazard Mitigation Training for Vulnerable Communities: A K.A.P.S. (Knowledge, Attitude, Preparedness, Skills) Chinmayee Mishra
• Abortion and Democracy: Contentious Body Politics in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay Amanda-Rose O’Halloran

CORRIGENDA

• Corrigendum to: Decolonizing social services through community development: an Anishinaabe experience Mamaweswen Niigaaniin and others

• Learning from the history of community development Kirsty Lohman and others
• A re-reading of Gandhi’s and Ambedkar’s emancipatory discourses for social action against untouchability Sujay Biswas
• Using theory-based evaluation to understand what works in asset-based community development Sarah Ward
• Decolonizing social services through community development: an Anishinaabe experience Mamaweswen Niigaaniin and others
• Ethnography of community governance: a case of COVID-19 response of an urban slum in Bangladesh Shahaduz Zaman and others
• Representation, trust and ethnicity within refugee communities: the case of Darfurians in Israel Lisa Richlen
• Empowering women through the Self-Help Group Bank Linkage Programme as a tool for sustainable development: lessons from India Nada Amer Abdulhafedh Al-Kubati and Doris Padmini Selvaratnam
• Enhancing well-being and social connectedness of rural communities through community shops Trish Finegan and Morgan Cawley Buckley
• How social profiles influence community entrepreneurs’ capacity to develop networks. A Bourdieuan perspective on Italian community co-operatives Bianchi Michele
• Too Close to Ignore: Australia’s Borderland with Papua New Guinea and Indonesia Charles Hawksley
• Populism, Democracy and Community Development Mick Carpenter
• Estate Regeneration and Its Discontents: Public Housing, Place and Inequality in London Martin J Power
• Non-binary genders: navigating communities, identities and healthcare _ Ruth Pearce_

• Ethical issues in community development: setting the scene Sarah Banks and others
• Everyday ethical challenges for Indian community development practitioners during the COVID-19 pandemic Ajeet Kumar Pankaj and Shiv Kumar Yadav
• Barbeques and shiny numbers: micro-ethical encounters in Sydney social housing estates Cate Massola and Amanda Howard
• Ethical challenges faced by Korean development practitioners in international community development practices Jae-Eun Noh
• The ethics of food sovereignty: discourses for transformative social change and community development practices by peasant movements Daniel Cruz and Elske van de Fliert
• Towards a community-based ethical contract Dave Beck and Rod Purcell
• Ethical challenges for a community-based researcher: a case study from Bihar, India Shakila Khatoon and Neerajha Krishna Kumar
• Ethics for educational research in regions of protracted armed conflict and crisis: a participatory community project in the Lake Chad region Margaret Ebubedike and others
• Embedding research ethics into an international development programme: a case study of Evidence and Collaboration for Inclusive Development (ECID) in Nigeria Cathy Bollaert and others
• Neighbourhood opposition to relocation of people with disabilities in Lithuania: ‘fake ethics’ in the community discourseGet accessArrow Jurga Mataityte-Dirziene and others
• Learning to be ethical: the role of ethical capability in community development education Vandra Harris Agisilaou and Howard Harris
• Co-Creation in Theory and Practice: Exploring Creativity in the Global North and South Carlos Garrido Castellano
• Evaluation in Small Development Non-profits: Deadends, Victories, and Alternative Routes Cliff Allum

• The case for a community development journal Kirsty Lohman and Ruth Pearce
• Keeping the baby when we throw out the bathwater: social supermarkets for community development Sebastian Stettin and others
• Community initiatives against Covid-19 in the United Arab Emirates Fakir Al Gharaibeh and others
• The role of educators in community resilience in natural disaster-prone communities Jendayi N Edmeade and Christine N Buzinde
• Post-cyclone (Aila), transforming lives and gendered relations in Bangladesh Sajal Roy and Golam M Mathbor
• Political community resilience in declining rural areas in Finland Kaisu Kumpulainen and others
• Beyond good intentions: questioning the ‘leaving no one behind’ agenda in global development, evidence from Pakistan Laila S Farooq
• Local community participation challenges in community-based ecotourism development in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo Velan Kunjuraman
• Roadmap for increasing the Congolese mining industry involvement in the local community development Shengo Lutandula Michel and Meschack-Bill Kime
• Incorporating shared measurement in social change initiatives: benefits, challenges, and lessons learned Alexandra Judelsohn and others
• Commons as Polanyian countermovement in neoliberal market society. A case study in Belgium Dirk Holemans
• The Political Economy of Conflict and Violence against Women A Suneetha
• TERF wars: feminism and the fight for transgender futures Cavyn Mitchell
• After Repeal: Rethinking Abortion Politics A C O’Shaughnessy

• ‘Stateless’ Rohingyas: persecution, displacement and complex community development Manish K Jha
• Enacting critical community development through anti-gentrification policy advocacy Claire Bolton
• Empowering older adults through community work: a review of the social work field in the past decade¡ Kang Li Wong
• Community development has been hijacked De Wet Schutte
• Re-empowering into voice: experiments in organic community co-production Roger Green and Chris Baker
• Through convergence and governance: embedding empowerment in community development interventions Shubham Kumar and others
• Social mobilization and tackling the performance of local government in rural Nepal Ganesh Prasad Pandeya and others
• “This place means freedom to me”: needs-based engagement with marginalized migrant Muslim women in London Naomi Thompson and Rabia Nasimi
• Community organizing in anti-corruption initiatives through spontaneous participation: Bangladesh perspective Nurul Huda Sakib
• Funding, Power and Community Development Jaya Manchikanti
• Resilience and Ageing: Creativity, Culture and Community Liz Postlethwaite
• Community Work and Adult Education in Staveley Camilla Fitzsimons

• Framing climate emergency: community development, populism and just transition Callum McGregor and Eurig Scandrett
• Rooting and reaching: insights from Love Leitrim’s successful resistance to fracking in Ireland Jamie Gorman
• Rethinking the everyday domestic sphere: Palestinian women as environmentalist and anti-colonial warriors Manal Shqair and Mahmoud Soliman
• Decolonizing Climate Research and Policy: making space to tell our own stories, in our own ways Eriel Tchekwie Deranger and others
• The role of women in managing waste banks and supporting waste management in local communities Donna Asteria and Herdis Herdiansyah
• Sustainability of community-managed small town and rural water systems in northern Ghana: lessons from Upper West Region Issaka Kanton Osumanu and others
• Searching for sustainable cities: residents’ perceptions on the implementation of sustainable cities in Malaysia Peter Aning Tedong and Zafirah Al-Sadat Zyed
• Environmentalism from the margins: interviews with scholar-activists Zarina Ahmad and others
• Just transitions Eurig Scandrett (ed.) and others
• Cities and communities beyond COVID-19: how local leadership can change our future for the better Caroline Creamer
• The Care Manifesto. The Politics of Interdependence Luciana Lolich

• Challenging conditions for academic writing and the limits of excellence through competition Rosie R Meade
• Introduction—community development in social work education: themes for a changing world Catherine Forde and others
• Community development and social work teaching and learning in a time of global interruption Deborah Lynch and others
• Social media and (im)mobility: implications for community development Jay Marlowe and Laura A Chubb
• Striving to strengthen the ecosocial framework in social work in Finland Satu Ranta-Tyrkkö and Kati Närhi
• An orderly curriculum for a messy field? Classroom-field tensions in community organization in India Mouleshri Vyas
• Community development as a key element in social work education and practice in Spain Claudia María Anleu-Hernández and Cristina García-Moreno
• Tacit knowledge, cultural values and agential possibility in rural Haiti Max Stephenson and Laura Zanotti
• Embeddedness dilemma and alternative commoditization of social economy in rural China: a case study Yufei He and Ernest Wing Tak Chui
• Walking and talking with volunteers: what does walking offer the study of volunteering, space and place? Siobhan Daly and Michele Allen
• Rocking the boat while staying in it: connecting ends and means in radical community work Oonagh Mc Ardle
• Leader: reflections on the promise and the reality Bill Slee
• People and Climate Change: Vulnerability, Adaptation, and Social Justice Niaz Ahmed Khan
• Reimagining Livelihoods: Life Beyond Economy, Society, and Environment Patrick Bresnihan
• The Heart of Community Engagement: Practitioner Stories from Across the Globe Peter Westoby

• COVID-19 and the counter-collective collective organizing of the cosmic right Órla O’Donovan
• ‘A community development yet-to-come’: Jacques Derrida and re-constructing community development praxis Peter Westoby
• Community as contact zone: the power dynamics of community formation on a British council estate Sarah Leaney
• Conceptualization and validation of the Neighbourhood Cohesion Index using exploratory structural equation modelling Allison Ross and Mark Searle
• Fit for measure? Evaluation in community development Oonagh Mc Ardle and Una Murray _ Participatory action planning as transductive reasoning: towards the right to the city in Los Arenales, Antofagasta, Chile Francisco Vergara Perucich
• Solidarity Economy Markets as “mobilizational commons”: re-signifying the market through the lens of cooperation Ana Margarida Esteves
• ‘How can the governance of communities that care interventions be enhanced by understandings of community development?’: a case study in rural Australia Heather Downey and Guinever Threlkeld
• ‘I teach them that anything is possible’—exploring how adult leaders perceive and handle social factors of youth mental health in the context of young people’s civic engagement Anne C Gotfredsen and Evelina Landstedt
• Perceptions on community media for effective acculturation in Nigerian indigenous languages Chimaobi Onwukwe
• Environmental Justice, Popular Struggle and Community Development Karen Bell
• Compassion: A Global History of Social Policy Mick Carpenter
• Extract View article Community Development: A Critical and Radical Approach Andy Turner

• Community development and financialization: making the connections Fergal Finnegan and others
• Financialization of nature and climate change policy: implications for mining-impacted Afro-Colombian communities Tamra L Gilbertson
• Ireland’s tax games: the challenge of tackling corporate tax avoidance Nessa Ní Chasaide
• Transnational corporations, financialization and community development in West African cocoa Kojo S Amanor
• Financialization, real estate and COVID-19 in the UK Grace Blakeley
• The financialization of community development: the role of social financeGet accessArrow Leslie Huckfield
• Financial subordination and uneven financialization in 21st century Africa Ingrid Harvold Kvangraven and others
• Housing microfinance, saving and credit cooperatives, and community development in low-income settings in Mexico Luisa Escobar and Monika Grubbauer
• Walking the financialized city: confronting capitalist urbanization through mobile popular education Jonathan Silver and others
• “Why not default?” The political economy of sovereign debt Tim Jones

• Editorial So what are we about? Rosie R Meade
• Historic preservation as a community development tool in legacy city neighbourhoods Kelly L Kinahan
• Developer-led gentrification and legacies of urban policy failure in Post-Riot Tottenham Denis Dillon, Bryan Fanning
• Participatory planning in a low-income neighbourhood in Ontario, Canada: building capacity and collaborative interactions for influence Tessa F Nasca, Nadine Changfoot, Stephen D Hill
• A place-based alternative approach to food security: lessons learned from a neighborhood house Miu Chung Yan, Rory Sutherland
• Learning through participation: towards defining adult learning in an African rural village context Zamokwakho Hlela
• Youth leadership programs for community development and social action: a pedagogical approach Christine Buzinde, Behrang Foroughi, Josephine Godwyll
• Small group discussion to promote reflection and social change: A case study of a Half the Sky intervention in India Lauren Kogen
• Emerging from the reds, greens and stripped screws: a communal healing process Phia van der Watt
• Sustainability of community-based women’s groups: reflections from a participatory intervention for newborn and maternal health in Nepal Annemijn E C Sondaal, Kirti M Tumbahangphe, Rishi Neupane, Dharma S Manandhar, Anthony Costello ...
• Troublemakers: the construction of ‘troubled families’ as a social problem Joe Whelan
• The Gender Effect: Capitalism, Feminism, and the Corporate Politics of Development Alf Gunvald Nilsen
• Money Terrence McDonough

• What is to be done about the enclosures of the academic publishing oligopoly? Órla O’Donovan
• Can visual methods actually challenge hierarchies? A case study from Papua New Guinea Laura Simpson Reeves, Lauren Leigh Hinthorne
• Reflections on using a community-led research methodology to explore experiences of living with food insecurity Lesley Greenaway, Jacqui McDowell
• Creating a sewing village in Seoul: towards participatory village-making or post-political urban regeneration? Jiyoun Kim, Mihye Cho
• Lifeways and territorial innovation: values and practices for promoting collective appropriation of territory Obeimar B Herrera, Manuel Parra, Iris Livscovsky, Pedro Ramos, Daniela Gallardo
• ‘It is not only an artist village, it is much more than that’. The binding and dividing effects of the arts on a community Gwenda van der Vaart, Bettina van Hoven, Paulus P P Huigen
• The art of bonding: informational capital in Dutch green urban citizens’ initiatives Rosalie van Dam, Irini Salverda, Jan Hassink, Lenneke Vaandrager, Carlijn Wentink
• Sustaining the ‘Good Life’: Buen Vivir as an alternative to sustainable development Natasha Chassagne
• Not ‘radical’, but not ‘kailyard’ either: The Paisley Community Development Project reconsidered Graham Crow, Sue Rawcliffe, Bernard Harris
• Boxing and substance use rehabilitation: building skills and capacities in disadvantaged communities Sarah Morton, Karl O’Brien, Laura O’Reilly

• Embedding in the city? Locating civil society in the philanthropy of place Madeleine C Pill
• The role of communicative acts in the Dream process: engaging Moroccan migrants in a community development initiative in urban Spain Anna Carrillo; Sandra Girbés-Peco; Lena De Botton; Rosa Valls-Carol
• Generating prosperity, creating crisis: impacts of resource development on diverse groups in northern communities Deborah Stienstra; Susan M Manning; Leah Levac; Gail Baikie
• Community capitals of a Paramaca Maroon village in pictures: a Photovoice study on community resilience in the context of large-scale gold mining Lieselotte Eva Vaneeckhaute; Tom Vanwing; Pieter Meurs; Bieke Abelshausen; Wolfgang Jacquet
• A woman’s place…’: community-based approaches to gender-based violence in Malawi Niamh Gaynor; Máirtín Cronin
• Social isolation and older men – learning from research Paula Devine; Lorna Montgomery; Janet Carter Anand; Caoimhe Ní Dhónaill
• An analysis of the operative capacity of non-governmental organizations in the Southern region of Punjab Province, Pakistan Sadia Jabeen; Nighat Yasmin
• Participation in decision-making processes of community development agents: a study from Peru Catalina Quiroz-Niño; Francisco J Blanco-Encomienda

• Re-membering water: community water politics and new materialisms Órla O’Donovan
• Waterfront Sonnets July Hazard
• Water, our relative: trauma, healing and hydropolitics Patrick Bresnihan
• Water is life – an indigenous perspective from a Standing Rock Water Protector Chas Jewett; Mark Garavan
• Finding common(s) ground in the fight for water remunicipalization David A McDonald
• Water justice struggles as a process of commoning Cristy Clark
• Beavers as commoners? Invitations to river restoration work in a beavery mode Cleo Woelfle-Erskine
• Water marks and water moves: community arts and thinking with water Róisín O’Gorman
• A response: Blue washing, ontology, eschatology and exploitation Matt Scott
• Framing community development Sue Kenny
• Annihilation of Caste (The Annotated Critical Edition) Manish K Jha

• Re-approaching community development through the arts: a ‘critical mixed methods’ study of social circus in Quebec Jennifer B Spiegel Stephanie N Parent
• These Photos Were My Life: understanding the impact of participatory photography projects Tiffany Fairey
• Urban redevelopment and the expulsion of a village: an urban village in Seoul and residents’ responses to the redevelopment project Hyeokhui Kwon
• The N2 scrap collectors: assessing the viability of informal recycling using the sustainable livelihoods framework Catherina J Schenc; Nik Theodore; Phillip F Blaauw; Elizabeth C Swart; Jacoba M M Viljoen
• Women and collective action: lessons from the Indian dairy cooperative sector Carla Dohmwirth Markus Hanisch
• A dynamic framework for strengthening women's social capital: strategies for community development in rural Bangladesh Anastasia A Seferiadis; Sarah Cummings; Jeroen Maas; Joske F G Bunders; Marjolein Zweekhorst
• Community development in wounded communities: seductive schemes or un-veiling and healing? Phia van der Watt
• Reconceptualising undeclared work as paid favours: implications for community economic development Colin C Williams; Ioana Alexandra Horodnic
• The role of community development in building critical health literacy Susie Sykes; Jane Wills; Keith Popple
• The impact of community initiatives on socio-economic convergence: achievements and difficulties in one of the EU's most underdeveloped regions Tibor Zsigmond; Robert Tesits; Tamas Horvath; Brigitta Balogh
• Sites of resistance: gypsies, Roma and travellers in school, the community and the academy Angus McCabe
• Communicating development with communities Tait Brimacombe
• Community organization and development: from its history towards a model for the future Keith Popple

• special issue on community work and going glocal in Scandinavian Welfare States Tobba Therkildsen Sudmann; Jan-Kåre Breivik
• Negotiating obstacles in the making of a parkour site at Leitet children and young people’s participation in area development Linda Nordgreen; Mary Alice Økland; Kjell Henriksbø; Tobba Therkildsen Sudmann
• Community art with young people in a divided residential area in Sweden – the emergence of Art-PIMPA Eva Lundgren Stenbom; Päivi Turunen
• Community music therapy as participatory practice in a child welfare setting – a Norwegian case study Viggo Krüger
• Applying creativity and physical arts in community work education Jan-Kåre Breivik; Tobba Therkildsen Sudmann
• ‘Welcome in my back Yard’ – the role of affective practices and learning in an experiment with local social integration in Hjortshøj, Denmark Mia Arp Fallov; Anja Jørgensen
• The power of human agency: successful community development strategies in Norway’s rural northern margins Dag Jørund Lønning
• Cultural sensitivity and barriers: Sami people with disabilities facing the welfare system Line Melbøe
• Communitas and Friluftsliv: equine-facilitated activities for drug users Tobba Therkildsen Sudmann
• Civil society and the welfare state in Norway – historical relations and future roles Jill Loga

• Community as a ‘spray-on solution’: a case study of community engagement within the income management programme in Australia Philip Mendes
• Community: a powerful label? Connecting wind energy to rural Ireland Bríd Walsh
• Siting of human services facilities and the not in my back yard phenomenon: a critical research review Klas Borell and Åsa Westermark
• An approach towards the planning of green child-friendly spaces in South Africa Elizelle Juaneé Cilliers and Selna Cornelius
• The role of change- and stability-oriented place attachment in rural community resilience: a case study in south-west Scotland Saskia Zwiers; Marianna Markantoni and Dirk Strijker
• Analysis of a multipronged community development initiative in two distressed neighbourhoods Russell Weaver and Jason Knight
• The practice of community potential mapping as a guideline for community development in Malaysia W A Amir Zal
• An asset-based intervention with tuberculosis groups in rural Indonesian villages: Overview and lessons learned Christa Dewi; Lesley Barclay; Shawn Wilson and Megan Passey
• Barriers to recovery for Chinese mental health service-users in the UK: a case for community development Lynn Tang
• Learning through the action of research: reflections on an Afrocentric research design Zamokwakho Hlela
• The compassionate city Jenny Donovan
• Scaling Up: The Convergence of Social Economy and Sustainability Marlyne Sahakian -Sustainability and the Political Economy of Welfare Peadar Kirby
• Civil Society Organizations in Turbulent Times: A gilded web? Marjorie Mayo

• The transition movement as a politics and pedagogy in communities. _Callum McGregor and Jim Crowther.
• Interfering politicians: the underbelly of a local community development within a South Africa context. Monique Marks and Kira Erwin
• Participatory exclusion of women in natural resource management: silent voices from wetland communities in Bangladesh. _Mahed-UI-Islam Choudhury, C. Emdad Haque and Sanzidada Habib
• Community participation for sustainable rural development: revisiting South Korean rural modernization of the 1970s. Yunjeong Yang
• Love in community work in rural Timor-Leste: a co-operative inquiry for a participation framework of practice. Naomi Joy Godden
• Measuring community resilience: developing and applying a 'hybrid evaluation' approach. Artur Steiner, Mike Woolvin and Sarah Skerratt
• The 'business of community development' and the right to the city: reflections on the neoliberalization processes in urban community development. Julia Fursova
• Impact of displacement on a livelihood: a case study of Odisha. _Neelman Jaysawal and Sudeshna Saha
• Assessing the effect of corporate social responsabilty on community development in the Niger Delta: a corporate perspective. _Uwafiakun Idemudia and Nedo Osayande
• A comparative analysis of the role of traditional and modern community development in Ogoniland, Nigeria. _Nwamaka Okeke-Ogbuafor, Tim Gray and Seline Marguerite Stead

• Rethinking co-operatives: Japanese-Canadian fishing co-operatives Jo-Anne Lee; Brian Smallshaw; Ana Maria Peredo
• Planning implications of guarded neighborhoods in Malaysia Peter Aning Tedong; Wan Nor Azriyati Wan Abd Aziz; Noor Rosly Hanif; Zafirah Al-Sadat Zyed; Norsiah Abd Aziz
• Building empowerment in market-based redevelopment: changing paradigms for affordable housing and community development in Washington, DC Kathryn Howell
• Mitigating blight and building community pride in a legacy city: lessons learned from a land bank's clean and green programme Richard C Sadler; Natalie K Pruett
• The discursive construction of an active rural community Kaisu Kumpulainen
• Community development in ‘Post-Neoliberal Bolivia’: decolonization or alternative modernizations? Amber Wutich; Melissa Beresford
• Enhancing choices through collective capability: a study of invisible home-based cashew processors in Kerala, India Asha Kuzhiparambil
• Building smart communities in the Hungarian social economy Annamária Orbán
• Community development in higher education: how do academics ensure their community-based research makes a difference? Lesley Wood
• Expecting the unexpected: the role of surprise in community-driven development Czarina Saloma; Lorraine Mangaser; Candy Hidalgo
• Community development in Ukraine Nataliya Drozd

• Solidarity, organizing and tactics of resistance in the 21st century: social movements and community development praxis in dialogue.
• Agrarian politics and land struggles in the Northern Uganda.
• Creating political subjects: collective knowledge and action to enact housing rights in Spain.
• What is autonomy, and how can we make it possible? Reflecting on concrete experiences from Latin America.
• Resourcing community organizing: examples from England and Quebec.
• Radicalizing community development: the changing face of the Queer Movement in Hyderabad City.
• The violence of (in)action: communities, climate and business-as-usual.
• Colonial dispossession, developmental discourses and humanitarian solidarity in "Area C": the case of Palestinian Yanun Village.
• "Madness" and activism in Ireland and Scotland, a dialogue.

• One concept: many practices The diverse understandings of Community Development in East and South-East Asia Kwok-kin Fung; Gary Craig
• Shequ construction and service development in urban China: an examination of the Shenzhen model Ning Tang; Fei Sun
• Ecological improvement and community participation: lessons from Xiaoqing River Ecological Improvement Project in Jinan, China Yanlei Hu; Cathy Yang Liu; Tong Chen
• The changing faces of community development in China: the case of Beijing Shuqiang Chen; Kwok-kin Fung; Suet-lin Hung
• Neoliberalization and community development practices in Hong Kong Kwok-kin Fung
• Community practice at a crossroad: the approaches and challenges in Taiwan Yi-Yi Chen; Yeun-Wen Ku
• Caught up in policy gaps: distressed communities of South-Asian migrant workers in Little India, Singapore Geerhardt Kornatowksi
• Community development in Indonesia Sue Kenny; Azwar Hasan; Ismet Fanany
• Vocational education for sustainable community development: building collaborative efforts in Myanmar and Vietnam Krittinee Nuttavuthisit
• Community rights in Cambodia: contradictions in discourse and practice Udeet Methala
• The evolutionary path of the 21st Hyogo Long-term Vision Project in Japan: community development, resilience, and well-being Takayoshi Kusago; Shinsaku Hirata
• The art of participation: the case of creative communities in Indonesia Sim Kok Eng Amy
• Belonging to a favoured school community in Manila: a culturally appropriate opportunity to overcome extreme living conditions? Marielle Bruyninckx; Dimitri Cauchie; Alix Maurice
• Questioning the premise: a personal counter-reflection on community work in South and South East Asia Brian Belton

• EditorialMae Shaw and Keith Popple.
• Distant” wives and prisoners in Russia: care in the careless state. Elena Omelchenko
• Urban local sport clubs, migrant children and youth in Russia. Guzel Sabirova and Alexey Zinoviev
• The role of social networks in savings groups: insights from village savings and loan associations in Luwero, Uganda. Laban Kashaija Musinguzi
• From personal ties to village welfare: changing community bonding in post-socialist rural China. Haijing Dai
• Tourism and rural development in western China: a case from Turpan. Parhad Keyim
• Converging for deterring land abandonment: a systematization of experiences of a rural grassroots innovation. Inês Campos, André Vizinho, Monica Truninger, and Gil Penha Lopes
• ‘Don't make my people beggars’: a developing world house of cards. Bethina Loiseau, Rebekah Sibbald, Salem A. Raman, Darren Benedict, Helen Dimaras, and Lawrence C. Loh

• Can community development practice survive neoliberalism in Aotearoa New Zealand?. Jenny Aimers and Peter Walker
• Land grabbing, investors, and indigenous peoples: new legal strategies for an old practice?Jérémie Gilbert
• Part of the solution or part of the problem? Reflections on teaching participatory asset mapping.Jonathan Parker and Sara Ashencaen Crabtree
• Learning and power in international development partnerships: a case study of Iowan farmers in Uganda. Stephen Lauer and Francis Owusu
• The Glue that Binds: an exploration of the way resettled refugee communities define and experience social capital.Emma E. Pittaway, Linda Bartolomei, and Geraldine Doney
• Social media, community development and social capital.Peter Matthews
• Empowering rural youth with Facebook: lessons from a local Swedish case-study. Lotta Svensson

• Editorial Introduction: What's new and old in community development? Reflecting on 50 years of CDJ.Mick Carpenter, Akwugo Emejulu, and Marilyn Taylor
• CDJ 50 years anniversary conference presentation: looking backwards, looking forwards – from the present. Marjorie Mayo
• Community development today: engaging challenges through cosmopolitanism?.Sue Kenny
• Community development and the politics for social welfare: rethinking redistribution and recognition struggles in the United States. Akwugo Emejulu and Edward Scanlon
• ‘We would rather die in jail fighting for land, than die of hunger’: a Ugandan case study examining the deployment of corporate-led community development in the green economyPeter Westoby and Kristen Lyons
• Fragile heterotopias – a case study of a Danish social enterprise. Silla Marie Mørch Sievers
• Silent counteractions of community organizations in a welfare partnership: a case study of South Korean workfare agencies.Suyoung Kim
• Worker centres, cities and grassroots regulation of the labour market.Jacob Lesniewski and Ramsin Canon
• Philanthropy and community development: the vital signs of community foundation?Jenny Harrow and Tobias Jung
• Cockburn, Cynthia (1977) The Local State: Management of Cities and People, London, Pluto Press The Local State: Community Development's invisible elephant.Martin Mowbray
• Living on Borrowed Time: Plutocrats as Parasites.Matthew Scott

• Reflecting on ‘evidence’ and documentation devices in ‘translating’ community interventions.Brian McGrath
• Exploring women's care for the local environment: a community-based feminist participatory research approach.Sandra Sewell and Nonie Harris
• Motivation and participation in multi-stakeholder innovation platforms in the Great Lakes Region of Africa.Annet Abenakyo Mulema and Robert Edward Mazur
• Community fire prevention via population segmentation modeling.Mark Taylor, Emma Higgins, Paulo Lisboa, Ian Jarman, and Abir Hussain
• Suwan Prasit 2: a resettlement project in Bangkok revisited.Kittima Leeruttanawisut and Kioe-Sheng Yap
• The limits to community-based conflict resolution in North-East Congo.Niamh Gaynor
• Training local organizations to support healthy food access: results from a year-long project.Lara Jaskiewicz, Rachael D. Dombrowski, Gina Massuda Barnett, Maryann Mason, and Christina Welter
• Decentralizing decentralized governance: community empowerment and coproduction of municipal public works in Northeast Thailand. Tatchalerm Sudhipongpracha and Achakorn Wongpredee

• Themed Section - Post-2015: what should be the contribution of community development in the new global development framework?.Jo Howard and Joanna Wheeler
• What community development and citizen participation should contribute to the new global framework for sustainable development.Jo Howar and Joanna Wheeler
• Building citizenship in the context of the debate on the post-2015 agenda in Bolivia.Walter Arteaga
• Towards age-inclusive sustainable development goals: exploring the potential role and contributions of community development.Crystal Kwan and Julie Drolet
• Charting new territory: community participation at the centre of global policy making. Pradeep Narayanan, Vineetha, Gayathri Sarangan, and Sowmyaa Bharadwaj
• Re-grounding participatory video within community emergence towards social accountability.Jacqueline Shaw
• Placemaking in rural new gateway communities.Katia Balassiano and Marta Maria Maldonado
• Monetary and non-monetary benefits from the Bimbia-Bonadikombo community forest, Cameroon: policy implications relevant for carbon emissions reduction programmes. Emmanuel O. Nuesiri
• Interrogating women's peace work: community-based peacebuilding, gender, and savings' co-operatives in post-conflict Nepal. Smita Ramnarain
• A civil society network's response to regulatory policy in post-neoliberal Ecuador.Susan Appe
• The impact of social and cultural factors on the consumption of western fast food among Chinese children. Chunyan Song, Keiko Goto, Min Hu, and Cindy Wolff
• Building belonging and connection for children with disability and their families: a co-designed research and community development project in a regional community.Sally Robinson and Danielle Notara
• Conversing on the commons: an interview with Gustavo Esteva—part 2. Órla O'Donovan

• Community organizing: introduction to themed section.Marilyn Taylor and Mandy Wilson
• Community organizing in the United States. Robert Fisher and James DeFilippis
• The global spread of community organizing: how ‘Alinsky-style’ community organizing travelled to Australia and what we learnt?. Amanda Tattersall
• Review article: Training for Transformation – The Movement and the Books. uliet Millican
• The social and solidarity economy towards greater ‘sustainability’: learning across contexts and cultures, from Geneva to Manila. Marlyne D. Sahakian and Christophe Dunand
• The relational bent of community participation: the challenge social network analysis and Simmel offer to top-down prescriptions of ‘community’. Deborah V. Holman
• Missing from the picture? Migrant and Refugee Community Organizations' responses to poverty and destitution in Glasgow. Teresa Piacentini
• Development-induced displacement: impact on adivasi women of Odisha.De Debasree
• Towards a model of university-aided technologically driven community development. Marcellus Mbah
• Processes of community-led social enterprise development: learning from the rural context.Sarah-Anne Munoz, Artur Steiner, and Jane Farmer
• Finance, social economics and community development. Brendan Murtagh and Niamh Goggin
• Local property ownership, municipal policy, and sustainable urban development in Phoenix, AZ. Benjamin W. Stanley

• Exclusion in development initiatives: a study of women with disabilities in Binga, Zimbabwe.Edson Munsaka
• Picturing community development work in Uganda: fostering dialogue through photovoice.Twine Bananuka and Vaughn M. John
• Potential electricity co-operatives in Kenya: could social capital be a barrier?.Said Abdallah, Hans Bressers, and Joy Clancy
• Social capital development in a rural women's micro-enterprise in Mexico: insights on leadership, trust and cooperation. Lorena M. Ibargüen-Tinley
• A framework and methodology for differentiating community intervention forms in global health. Mikey Rosato
• gniting citizen participation in creating healthy built environments: the role of community organizations. Natasha Blanchet-Cohen
• Health impact assessment as community participation. Nicole Iroz-Elardo
• The experiences of community workers and other professionals using restorative approaches in Kingston-upon-Hull.Craig Lambert
• The political economy of localization in the transition movement. Philip Barnes
• Network analysis in co-productive research with a multi-sector community collaboration. Miriam A. Abel and Judy L. Gillespie

• Growing food to grow cities? The potential of agriculture foreconomic and community development in the urban United States. Domenic Vitiello and Laura Wolf-Powers
• The effect of urbanization on community-managed water supply: case study of Buea, Cameroon. Zian Sally, Susan J. Gaskin, Fidelis Folifac, and Sunday Shende Kometa
• Behaviour change and energy consumption: a case study on engaging and retaining participation of low-income individuals.Lygia Romanach, Nina Hall, and Stephanie Cook
• Science in community environmental struggles: lessons from community environmental monitors, Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu.Shweta Narayan and Eurig Scandrett
• The politics of person, property, technology: emergent development practice in semi-arid communities in India.Dolly Daftary
• Deconstructing gatekeepers discourses in the establishment of self-help groups for women in rural India. Supriya Baily
• Peeling back the layers on participatory development: evidence from a community-based women's group in Western Kenya. Temilade Sesan
• More health for the money’: an analytical framework for access to health care through microfinance and savings groups. Somen Saha
• uilding a community engagement approach for patient safety improvement. Rachel Gooden, Shamsuzzoha B. Syed, Paul Rutter, Joyce Dixon Hightower, and Edward Kelley

• Rethinking the plight of American urban areas as a human security challenge. Portia Rawles
• The violence of community? Conceptualizations of ‘community’ in responses to intimate partner abuse. Jackie Haq and Ruth Lewis
• Adult education, community development and democracy: renegotiating the terms of engagement. Mae Shaw and Jim Crowther
• Unpacking community resilience through Capacity for Change. Artur Steiner and Marianna Markantoni
• Agency: individual ‘Fit’ and sustainable community development. Ann Dale
• Strengthening a community of poverty in an affluent society: strategies to build social capital in Tin Shui Wai North in Hong Kon. Kwok Kin Fung and Suet Lin Hung
• ‘It's who you know’: community empowerment through network brokers. Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
• Building coalitions and learning together: a Korean-American community organization. Junghwan Kim
• Where is the place for jazz in community development?. Mikulas Pstross

• Race, class, and community organizing in support of economic justice initiatives in the twenty-first century. Sekou Franklin
• The AgroEcological-Educator: food-based community development. R. Alan Wight
• Foregrounding practice – reaching for a responsive and ecological approach to community development: a conversational inquiry into the dialogical and developmental frameworks of community development. Peter Westoby and Allan Kaplan
• Participation and gender in Latin America: perspectives from decentralized cooperation and Local Human Development approaches. Unai Villalba, Yolanda Jubeto, and Luis Guridi
• Social enterprises in rural community development. Robyn Eversole, Jo Barraket, and Belinda Luke
• Civic spaces in rural new gateway communities. Katia Balassiano and Marta Maria Maldonado
• Is Mayfield Pool saved yet? Community assets and their contingent, discursive foundations. Tom Griffiths , Tim Connor, Bill Robertson, and Liam Phela
• The tyranny of participation revisited: international support to local governance in Burundi. _Niamh Gaynor.
• Building communities collaboratively: the Milton Keynes Community Mobiliser Service. Deborah H. Drake, Katy Simmons, and Kate Smith

• Agency and social capital: characteristics and dynamics. Chris Ling y Ann Dale
• Snakes and ladders: inclusive community development and Gypsies and Travellers. Andrew Ryder
• Beyond text: exploring ethos and method in co-producing research with communities. Yasminah Beebeejaun, Catherine Durose, James Rees, Joanna Richardson y Liz Richardson
• When words arrive: a qualitative study of poetry as a community development tool. Sandra D. Sjollema y Jill Hanley
• Situating the eco-social economy: conservation initiatives and environmental organizations as catalysts for social and economic development. Nathan James Bennett and Raynald Harvey Lemelin
• A method for assessing community flood management knowledge for vulnerable groups: Australias 2010-2011 floods. Erica Bell y Grant Blashki
• Developing partnerships: the assertion of local control of international development volunteers in South Africa. kathy Impay y John Overton
• The legacy of war for community-based tourism development: learnings from Cambodia. Sotear Ellis y Lynnaire M: Sheridan
• Community work stations: an incremental fix of the community construction project in China. Da Wei Zhang y Miu Chung Tan
• Small change : the making of Stirchley Park. Jeni Burnell y Nabeel Hamdi

• Agency and initiative by community associations in relations of shared governance: between civil society and local state. Susan A. Ostrander
• Photographs speak louder than words: the language of international development images. Samantha Wehbi and Deane Taylor
• Regeneration and food poverty in the United Kingdom: learning from the New Deal for Communities programme. Hannah Lambie-Mumford
• Community-based natural resource management: living with Alice in Wonderland? Frik de Beer
• The Tottenham riots: the Big Society and the recurring neglect of community participation. Denis Dillon and Bryan Fanning
• The role of external economic assistance in nurturing cross-community contact and reconciliation in Northern Ireland and the Border Counties. Peter Karari, Sean Byrne, Olga Skarlato, Kawser Ahmed, and Julie M. Hyde
• The integration of community development values, skills and strategies within rural social work practice in Victoria, Australia. Philip Mendes and Fronica Binns
• ‘No food in the house’: policy ambiguity, inaction, and food insecurity. Elizabeth Kiggins and Susan L. Erikson

• Editorial introduction: the extractive industries, community development and livelihood change in developing countries. Roy Maconachie and Gavin Hilson
• Community and company capacity: the challenge of resource-led development in Zambia's ‘New Copperbelt’. James Van Alstine and Stavros Afionis
• The mining boom in Malawi: implications for community development. Paul Justice Kamlongera
• Oil and water: the Bodo spills and the destruction of traditional livelihood structures in the Niger Delta. Scott Pegg and Nenibarini Zabbey
• Fishing in troubled waters: oil production, seaweed and community-level grievances in the Western Region of Ghana. Abigail Ackah-Baidoo
• Change in rural livelihoods in the Andes: do extractive industries make any difference? Leonith Hinojosa
• Mining, development and corporate–community conflicts in Peru. Fiorella Triscritti
• Community without solidarity: mercury pollution from small-scale mining and Colombia's crisis of authority. Shefa Siegel
• Community development in Ok Tedi, Papua New Guinea: the role of anthropology in the extractive industries. Emma Gilberthorpe
• Conceptualizing mining impacts, livelihoods and corporate community development in Melanesia. Glenn Banks, Dora Kuir-Ayius, David Kombako, and Bill Sagir

• The colonial legacy of international voluntary service. Helene Perold, Lauren A. Graham, Eddy Mazembo Mavungu, Karena Cronin, Learnmore Muchemwa, and Benjamin J. Lough
• Achieving broader benefits from Indigenous land use agreements: community development in Central Australia. Danielle Campbell and Janet Eileen Hunt
• Participation at the coalface: translating local knowledges and institutions in post-war Tigray, North Ethiopia. Kiros Hiruy and Robyn Eversole
• Community rotating savings and credit associations as an agent of well-being: a case study from northern Rwanda. Cecilia Benda
• Implementing ‘community development’ in a post-disaster situation. Ruth Webber and Kate Jones
• ‘Community resilience or shared destitution?’ Refugees' internal assistance in a deteriorating economic environment. Naohiko Omata
• Community development in Indonesia: westernization or doing it their way? Sue Kenny, Ismet Fanany, and Sutria Rahayu
• The potentials of art to involve citizens in regional transitions: exploring a site-specific performance in Haarzuilens, the Netherlands. Marian Stuiver, Pat van der Jagt, Eugene van Erven, and Isabel Hoving
• Building community capital in social care: is there an economic case? Martin Knapp, Annette Bauer, Margaret Perkins, and Tom Snell
• Reflections on ‘Golden Dawn’, community organizing and nationalist solidarity: helping (only) Greeks. Alexandra Koronaiou and Alexandros Sakellariou

• Community-based organizations for migrant workers' rights: the emergence of labour NGOs in China. Chris King-chi Chan
• The border, the people and the river: development of the cross-border area between southern Spain and Portugal. Estrella Gualda, António Fragoso, and Emilio Lucio-Villegas
• Using social network analysis in community development practice and research: a case study. Gretchen Ennis and Deborah West
• Community-based integrated fire management planning: linking ecology and society in Honduras. Matthew Lineal and Melinda Laituri
• Examining social capital within a local food system. Michelle Glowacki-Dudka, Jennifer Murray, and Karen P. Isaacs
• The riddle of community development: factors influencing participation and management in twenty-nine African and Latin American communities. Nicholas Awortwi
• Protecting rights of orphan and vulnerable children: no substitute for community action in Nyanza, Kenya. Dipankar Datta
• Partnership, the Big Society and community organizing: between romanticizing, problematizing and politicizing community. Paul Bunyan
• Small Change: understanding cultural action as a resource for unlocking assets and building resilience in communities. Jeni Burnell
• Lost in austerity: rethinking the community sector. Niall Crowley
• Searching for the state and the market in American community development: reflections on editing Community Development in the Steel City. Akwugo Emejulu

• Bold but balanced: how community development contributes to mental health and inclusion. Patience Seebohm, Alison Gilchrist, and David Morris
• ‘Race’ on the welfare margins: the UK government's Delivering Race Equality mental health programme. Gary Craig and Reg Walker
• Community development as mental health promotion: principles, practice and outcomes. Angus McCabe and Ann Davis
• The capabilities approach, adult community learning and mental health. Lydia Lewis
• Targeting empowerment in community development: a community psychology approach to enhancing local power and well-being. Brian D. Christens
• Re-thinking mental health for indigenous Australian communities: communities as context for mental health. Bernard Guerin and Pauline Guerin
• Mental health, social inclusion, and community development: lessons from Bristol. on Fieldhouse
• Positive Mental Attitudes: how community development principles have shaped a ten-year mental health inequalities programme in Scotland. Neil Quinn and Lee Knifton
• Space, place and people: a community development approach to mental health promotion in a disadvantaged community. Vanessa K. Rose and Lisa M. Thompson

• The impact of community engagement on health and social outcomes: a systematic review. Beth Milton, Pamela Attree, Beverley French, Sue Povall, Margaret Whitehead, and Jennie Popay
• Discourses of post-Katrina reconstruction: a frame analysis. Loretta Pyles and Scott Harding
• Rebuilding community in the wake of disaster: lessons from the recovery from the 2004 tsunami in Sri Lanka and India. Martin Mulligan and Yaso Nadarajah
• Non-governmental organizations in Bangladesh: their contribution to social capital development and community empowerment. M. Rezaul Islam and William J. Morgan
• The new development paradigm through the lens of the Aga Khan Rural Support Programme: legitimacy, accountability and the political sphere. Antonia C. Settle
• Asylum seeker ‘vulnerability’: the official explanation of service providers and the emotive responses of asylum seekers. Sophia Rainbird
• Micro-credit as a community development strategy: a South African case study. Nompumelelo Thabethe, Vhumani Magezi, and Mandla Nyuswa
• Because it all begins with talk: community radio as a vital element in community development. Niamh Gaynor and Anne O'Brien

• The contribution of a social enterprise to the building of social capital in a disadvantaged urban area of London. Marcello Bertotti, Angela Harden, Adrian Renton and Kevin Sheridan
• Vocabularies of community. Hilary Yerbury
• Regulating activism: an institutional ethnography of public participation. Kate M. Murray
• Rethinking the nature of community economies: some lessons from post-Soviet Ukraine. Colin Williams, Sara Nadin, Peter Rodgers and John Round
• Evidencing the impact of community engagement in neighbourhood regeneration: the case of Canley, Coventry. David Jarvis, Nigel Berkeley and Kevin Broughton
• GettingWired@Collingwood: an ICT project underpinned by action research. Robyn Broadbent and Theo Papadopoulos
• Community development and everyday life. Rod Purcell
• Empowerment through participation: assessing the voices of leaders from recycling cooperatives in São Paulo, Brazil. Crystal Tremblay and Jutta Gutberlet

• Building capacity to engage: community engagement or government engagement? Christine King and Margaret Cruickshank
• Remaking participation: challenges for community development practice. Robyn Eversole
• Using participatory theatre in international community development. Annie Sloman
• Community gender entrepreneurship and self-help groups: a way forward to foster social capital and truly effective forms of participation among rural poor women? Maria Costanza Torri
• The relevance of Alinsky? Hong Kong in 1970s and 2000s versus Vancouver in 1970s. Kit Lam
• Towards a conceptual understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community and community functioning. Judy Taylor, Jane Edwards, Sonia Champion, Alwin Chong, Simon Cheers, Rachel Cummins and Brian Cheers
• Redefining volunteerism: the rhetoric of community home-based care in (the not so new) South Africa. Katinka De Wet
• Measurement as reflection in faith-based social action. Adam Dinham and Martha Shaw

• Community development and social pedagogy: traditions for understanding mobilization for collective self-development. Lisbeth Eriksson
• Images of force: the power of maps in community development. Jill M. Fraley
• Economic development and remote desert settlements. Ann T. Ingamells, Sarah Holcombe, and Jeremy Buultjens
• Community work in Hong Kong: changing agenda in the recent phase of economic globalization. Kwok Kin Fung and Suet Lin Hung
• The ‘agency’ of sustainable community development. Ann Dale and Jennie Sparkes
• Complex systems leadership in emergent community projects. Jenny Onyx and Rosemary Jill Leonard ‘You are taking who?! to a national conference on social policy?’: A place for youth in the social policy life of their communities. E. Michelle Sullivan, Nancy E. Sullivan, Donna Hardy Cox, Douglas Butt, Cindy Dollemont, and Michelle Shallow
• What is a ‘faith community’? Adam Dinham
• Protecting natural resources: course of a river movement. Sujay Ghosh
• Transitioning communities: community, participation and the Transition Town movement. Phil Connors and Peter McDonald
• Appreciating assets: a new report from the International Association for Community . Ingrid Burkett
• Stabilizing Somalia through integrating community-driven safety with socio-economic development. Tore R. Hamming

• The politics of everyday life: feminisms and contemporary community development.
• The erosion of feminist self and identity in community development theory and practice.
• The impact of New Zealand? Third way' style government on women in community development.
• Poverty reduction, political violence and women's rights in Honduras.
• Community work as women's work? The gendering of English neighbourdhood partnerships.
• The construction of political agency: South Asian women and political activism.
• Bringing women into local governance: a review of enabling mechanisms in South Africa.
• Women's leadership in camps for internally displaced people in Darfur, western Sudan.
• Re-theorizing feminist community development: towards a radical democratic citizenship.
• Classic text: Sen, G. and Grown, C. (1987) Development, Crises, and Alternative Visions: Third World Women's Perspectives.

• Editorial: Community development in a world of tightening constraints and widening possibilities.
• Community development, social diversity, and the new metropolis.
• Community development in contemporary ethnic-pluriform neighbourhoods: A critical look at social mixing.
• Ethiopia´s anti-NGO law and its consequences for economic development.
• Local economic development and partnerships: critical reflections from South Africa.
• Participatory governance: Towards a strategic model.
• Structure and agency: a debate for community development?

• Building capacity through participatory action research: The state of the inner-city report project.
• Neoliberalism, INGO practices and sustainable disaster recovery: A post-Katrina case study.
• Empowerment and disempowerment in community development practice: Eight roles practitioners play.
• The impact of government policy on grassroots level community development initiative in the Northwest region on Cameroon.
• The silencing of radical democracy in American community development: The struggle of identities, discourses and practices.
• Turning to community in times of crisis: Globally derived insights on local community formation.

• Multicultural participation in an Israeli neighborhood.
• From community participation to organizational therapy? World café and appreciative inquiry as research methods.
• Organizing community-based research knowledge between universities and communities: Lessons learned.
• The meaning of capacity building in Indonesia.
• Community practice at a crossroads: The impact of the global on the local in India.
• Urban community-based services in China: Tensions in the transitions.

• Revitalizing community development in theory and practice?
• Towards unsettling community development.
• Diverse food economies, multivariant capitalism, and the community dynamic shaping contemporary food systems.
• Strengthening women´s participation in local governance: Lessons and strategies.
• Community development in a post-conflict context: Fracture and depleted social capital.
• Managing democracy, localism in crisis: From dissent to incorporation, dilution and fragmentation.
• Community development: Building on contradiction.
• Fieldwork education in community organization: Privileging the process of political engagement.

• Barriers to citizen participation: the missing voices of people living with low income.
• Neo-colonial discourse and disability: the case of Canadian international development NGOs.
• Organizing women for policy advocacy in Hong Kong: identities and perspectives of women organizers.
• We call ourselves by many names: storytelling and inter-minority coalition-building.
• Culture, tradition and sustainable rural livelihoods: exploring the culture-development interface in Kandy, Sri Lanka.

• Learning from Latin America JENNY PEARCE, Joanna Howard and Audrey Bronstein
• Community development: learning fromo popular education in Latin america.
• Popular education and social change in Latin america.
• Community development: a gendered activism? The masculinities question.
• Popular education as a methodology for international cooperation: the Chilean experience.
• The citizen's movement for democracy in Mexico: achievements, lessons and perspectives.
• "The elephant in the room": silencing everyday violence in rights-based approaches to women's community participation in Argentina.
• Cultures of participation: young people's engagement in the public sphere in Brazil.
• Social movements in Bolivia: from strength to power.

• Transformation through training: application of emancipatory methods in a housing education programme for rural women in South Africa.
• Mining and community development: problems and possibilities of local-level practice.
• Communities of citizens and 'indicators' of sustainibility.

• Social capital: a necessary and sufficient condition to sustainable community development?
• Social capital as a mechanism for building a sustainable society in Northern Ireland.
• Juxtaposing doers and helpers in development.
• Utilization and management of maternal and child health funds in rural Nepa.