Communities and Caring: The Mixed Economy of Welfare

Marjorie Mayo

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Acknowledgements - INTRODUCTION: The Changing Parameters of Debate - The Mixed Economy of Welfare: Unravelling some Myths and Identifying some Choices - The Shifting Concept of Community - Policies for Jobs and Training: Community Development and Local Economic Development - Some International Comparisons from the North - Some International Comparisons from the South - The Changing Role of the Non Statutory/Community Sector in Britain - Community Participation in Planning and Community Service Provision - CONCLUSION: Concluding Questions - Index

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