| Title: | The Participation Reader |
| Authors: | Andrea Cornwall, Editor |
| Material Type: | printed text |
| Publisher: | [S.l.] : Zed Books, 2011 |
| ISBN (or other code): | 978-1-84277-403-8 |
| Size: | xx, 443 p. / Paperback |
| Languages: | English |
| Class number: | 338.91 |
| Keywords: | Participation, Leader, Citizen, People's participation, Participatory development, Democracy, Participatory research method, Community participation - Development |
| Contents note: |
Table of Contents
Table figures and boxes Acknowledgments Acronyms Preface PART ONE What is participation? 1 A ladder of citizen participation -Sherry R. Arnstein. 2 The many faces of participation -Matthias Stiefel and Marshall Wolfe 3 What is meant by people's participation? -N. C. Saxena 4 Participation's place in rural development: seeking clarity through specificity. -John Cohen and Norman Uphoff 5 Depoliticizing development: the uses and abuses of participation -Sarah White 6 Participation: the ascendancy of a buzzword in the neo-liberal era. -Pablo Alejandro Leal PART TWO: Participatory methodologies: principles and applications 7 Production and diffusion of new knowledge. -Orlando Fals Borda 8 The historical roots and contemporary urges in Participatory Research -Rajesh Tandon 9 New Paradigm Research Manifesto. New Paradigm Research Group London 10 Doing feminist participatory research -Patricia Maguire 11 Cooperative inquiry.-Peter Reason 12 PRA five years later.-Robert Chambers and Irene Guijt 13 Ten myths about PRA. Ian Scoones 14 Growing from the grassroots: building participatory planning, monitoring and evaluation methods in PARC -Janet Symes and Sa'ed Jasser 15 Tools for Empowerment: community exchanges -Sheela Patel 16 Citizens juries: a radical alternative for social research Tom Wakeford 17 Voices aloud: making communication and change together -Oga Steve Abah 18 Powerful grassroots women communicators: participatory video in Bangladesh -Renuka Bery and Sara Stuart PART THREE: Community and participatory development: principles and practice 19 Managing local participation: rhetoric and reality -Robert Chambers 20 Community participation: history, concepts and controversies James Midgley 21 The making and marketing of participatory development -David Mosse 22 Whose voices? Whose choices? Reflections on gender and participatory development -Andrea Cornwall 23 Ethnicity and participatory development methods in Botswana: some participants are to be seen and not heard -Tlamelo Mompati and Gerard Prinsen 24 Towards a depoliticization of participatory development: political capabilities and spaces of empowerment -Glyn Williams Part Four: Participation in Governance 25 Towards participatory local governance: six propositions for discussion. -John Gaventa 26 The politics of domesticating participation in rural India. -Ranjita Mohanty 27 Aiding policy? Civil society engagement in Tanzania's PRSP. -Elaina Mack 28 Participation without representation: chiefs, councils and forestry law in the West African -Sahel Jesse C. Ribot 29 Talking politics in participatory governance Gianpaolo Baocchi 30 Co-governance for accountability: beyond 'exit' and 'voice' -John Ackerman PART FIVE Participation as collective action: mobilization, insurgency and struggle 31 Users as citizens: collective action and the local governance of welfare -Marion Barnes 32 Insurgency and spaces of active citizenship: the story of the Western Cape anti-eviction campaign in South Africa. -Faranak Miraftab and Shana Wills 33 Pedagogical guerrillas, armed democrats and revolutionary counter-publics: examining paradox in the Zapatista uprising in Chiapas, Mexico -Josee Johnston 34 Bodies as sites of struggle: Naripokkho and the movement for women's rights in Bangladesh. Shireen Huq 35 Citizenship: a perverse confluence -Evelina Dagnino Sources Index |
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