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*Vox Pop/Word in the Herd | *Vox Pop/Word in the Herd | ||
*women's perspective | *women's perspective | ||
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Jargon Glossary (definition and use) | *Jargon Glossary (definition and use) | ||
**Direct Action: Acting directly to represent our interest ourselves. Refers to any action that cuts out the middle man and solves problems directly, eithout appealing to elected reps, corporate interests, and other powers. | **Direct Action: Acting directly to represent our interest ourselves. Refers to any action that cuts out the middle man and solves problems directly, eithout appealing to elected reps, corporate interests, and other powers. | ||
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Cooperative : | Cooperative : | ||
Community org. and CED practice | *Community org. and CED practice | ||
Self-mobilization : spread if government and NGOs provide an enabling framework of support. Such self-initiated mobilization may or may not challenge existing distributions of wealth and power. | *Self-mobilization : spread if government and NGOs provide an enabling framework of support. Such self-initiated mobilization may or may not challenge existing distributions of wealth and power. | ||
Pretty’s typology of participation (1995) | Pretty’s typology of participation (1995) | ||
p.46 | p.46 | ||
Space : | *Space : | ||
p.47 | p.47 | ||
Participation : | *Participation : | ||
p.48, p.50 p.62. Community org. and CED practice | p.48, p.50 p.62. Community org. and CED practice | ||
Organizing : | *Organizing : | ||
p.53, p. 54, p.58 | p.53, p. 54, p.58 | ||
- SIMs : single issue mobilisation | - SIMs : single issue mobilisation | ||
- approaches; community development and social action p.55, 56 | - approaches; community development and social action p.55, 56 | ||
Ten tools for organizing power (p.59, p.64) | *Ten tools for organizing power (p.59, p.64) | ||
*Activism and social change (shragge) | |||
*Theory p. 60-61 | |||
*Organizing models : p. 68-69-70 | |||