Sustainable community development : studies in economic, environmental, and cultural revitalization / edited by Marie D. Hoff.

Other author Hoff, Marie D.
Format Book
Publication InfoBoca Raton, Fla. : Lewis Publishers, ©1998.
Descriptionxii, 250 pages : illustrations, maps ; 25 cm
Subjects

Contents Sustainable community development : origins and essential elements of a new approach / Marie D. Hoff -- Molokai : a study of Hawaiian subsistence and community sustainability / Jon Kei Matsuoka, Davianna Pomaikaì McGregor, and Luciano Minerbi -- Community rebuilding in the Philippines : a poverty alleviation program in Negros Occidental, 1990-1995 / David R. Cox -- The Yawanawà-Aveda Bixa Project : a business partnership seeking sustainability in an Amazonian indigenous community / Sandra DeCarlo and José Drummond -- Eco-village development : a report from Southern Appalachia / Jonathan M. Scherch -- Toxic risk, community resilience, and social justice in Chattanooga, Tennessee / Mary E. Rogge -- The contribution of universities to building sustainable communities : the community university partnership / Michelle Livermore and James Midgley -- Making a region sustainable : governments and communities in action in Greater Hamilton, Canada / Mark Bekkering and John Eyles -- The Henry's Fork Watershed Council : community-based participation in regional environmental management / Kirk Johnson -- The Willapa Alliance : the role of a voluntary organization in fostering regional action for sustainability / Marie D. Hoff -- Changing the culture and practice of development : the Southern Oregon Economic Development Coalition / Joan Legg and Frank Fromherz -- Toward sustainable irrigated agriculture in Kazakstan / Mark W. Lusk and S.I. Ospanov -- Conclusion : common themes and replicable strategies / Marie D. Hoff.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN 98135669
ISBN1574441299

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Joyner General Stacks HN49.C6 S86 1998 ✔ Available Place Hold