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BOOK: The Idea of Community,
Social Policy & Self
Kevin Loughran "Few
of us do not acknowledge the idea of community in some way or another, but
often we acknowledge it by turning to the word 'community' as a habit of
expression." The natural sciences as well as the social sciences are
used to examine the origins and nature of the idea of community. Both helpful
and unhelpful applications of the idea in relation to social policy are
discussed. For both professionals and anyone interested in the origins and
nature of co-operation, the idea of community, and how the idea is used. Part I: The
Idea of Community as an Element in Social Policy Part II: Is
there such a thing as community? Part III: The dimensions and the limits of community Part IV: Conclusions xii, 214p. Please note that this publication is now out of
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© Co-operation &
Community 2017