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Concept Back Issues
The Journal of Contemporary Community Education Practice Theory
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This page lists the articles which appear in back issues of Concept.
Volume 16, Number 2, 2006
Contents
 | Editorial |
Articles
| Diversity, difference and social justice Ian Martin |
| People and Place: The Royal Bank of Scotland and community engagement Chik Collins |
| The strange death (and possible rebirth) of Scottish community development Akwugu Emejulu |
| The discourse of community in educational policy: Part one Walter Humes |
Inspirations
| Jane McKie |
On the block: Cigarettes and Alcohol
| Mike Bell |
Reviews
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Volume 16, Number 2, 2006
Contents
| Editorial |
Articles
| The personal and political ethics of care Fiona Williams |
| Too few, too many: The death of vocation? Tony Jeffs |
| The radical education of the volunteer Sarah Grimson |
| Outcome-based funding for community groups: Professional contradictions
and challenges Mae Shaw |
Inspirations
| David Maguire |
Reviews
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Volume 15, Number 3
Contents
| Editorial |
Articles
| Services for people's needs
Power in people's hands Stuart Fairweather |
| The G8 Summit 2005: an anthology of experiences Jim Crowther, Eurig Scandrett and Nancy Somerville |
| Supporting inclusion through pay Susan McIntyre |
| From alienation to humanisation Brian Findsen |
Inspirations
| Brian Findsen |
Reviews
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Volume 13, Number 3
Contents:
Articles:
| Making it Special Robert Livingstone |
| Rebuilding Community with Music Stan Reeves |
| Community Arts: the tension between process and product Margaret Drysdale |
| Scottish Arts and Common Culture Cairns Craig |
| Sing out! Music in the Community: the power of song Eileen Penman |
Inspirations: Tom Leonard, Nancy Somerville, Ian McDonough, Colin Cameron
Articles
| Feisean nan gaidheal - strengthening communities, transforming
tradition Kate Martin and Arthur Cornack |
| Make 'em laugh: the public gets what the public wants Brendan Moohan |
| Creative Change: art as a tool for community development Tansy Lee Moir |
| The Edinburgh Mela - a Scottish trailblazer Nahid Aslam |
Reviews.
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Volume 12, Number 3
| Editorial |
| Paying attention to process: a lesson from the mental health user
movement Jo McFarlane |
| Bringing the exiles home Richard Holloway |
| How’s life in your Scotland? Iyaah Warren |
| Inspirations :Inspiration, desperation: anthropological delusions |
| Debate: Once more on postmodernism Mike Gonzalez and Rod Purcell 25 |
| Reviews |
Volume 12, Number 2
| Whatever happened to radical youth work? Tony Jeffs laments the passing of a more vibrant and challenging notion of youth work. |
| Erasing the margins - education, education, education Jean Barr raises some important questions in a paper first presented at the Fifth Edinburgh Biennial Adult Education Conference ‘Reclaiming social purpose - learning for life in Scotland today’, held on 24 March, 2001. |
| Young women and violence: a group work programme exploring their
experiences and attitudes Rachel Grant describes a group work programme undertaken with 13-14-year-old young women which aims to highlight the contradictions between their attitudes and lived experiences. |
| Promoting community use of ICT Pete McDougall looks at ways of making ICT less of a mysterious black box in community work and community education. |
| Inspirations An interview for Concept with George Lamb, third-year student on the BA course in Community Education at the University of Edinburgh. |
| Debate: Against post-modernism Mike Gonzalez takes issue with Rod Purcell, who in Vol 11, No 3 of Concept summarised the ideas of post-modernism and explained why he felt they provided a viable understanding of society. The next edition will carry an exchange of letters between Rod and Mike, in which they pursue their disagreements further. Watch this space! |
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| Letters |
