Community organization in action : Basic literature and critical comments./Selected and edited by Ernest B. Harper and Arthur Dunham

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword by Philip E.Ryan = 5
• Preface by the Editors = 6
• Acknowledgments = 10
• Part One The Community and Social Welfare
• Introduction to Part One
• 1. The Nature of the Community Selected Definitions = 23
• 2. Community Action The Great Need by Richard Waverly Poston = 28
• 3. Top Leaders and Planning by Fioyd Gibson Hunter = 37
• Part Two The Process of Community Organization
• Introduction to Part Two = 51
• Definitions and Descriptions of the Process
• Introduction = 53
• 4. What Is Community Organization Selected Definitions = 54
• 5. The Nature and Characteristics of Communtiy Organization A Preliminary Inquiry by Robert P Lane = 60
• 6. Bench Marks of Community Organization by Russell H Kurtz = 71
• 7. Methods and Skills in ACommunity Organziation by Arlien Johnson = 81
• 8. When Is Community Organization Soial Work Practice by Kenneth L. M. Pray = 86
• 9. Community Organization and Planning by Arthur Hillman = 96
• 10. Community Education in Action by Committee on Community Organization Aduit Education Association = 99
• Priciples of Community Orgaizantion
• Intriduction = 104
• 11. Som Principle and Conceprs of Community Organization = 105
• By C.F.Mc.Neill 106 ; Ray Johns and David F.De Mardhe 107 ; Florence G. Cassidy 110 ; and Murray G.Ross 112
• The Historical Development of Community Organization
• Introduction = 113
• 12. Landmarks in the Development of Community Welfare Organization by Arthur Dunham = 114
• 13. The Cincinnati Social Unit Expeiment by Jesse Frederick Steiner = 117
• 14. Community Welfare Planning : Accomplishments and Obstacles by Leonard W.Mayo = 127
• 15. Developing Goals and Methods of Community Organization by Violet M.Sieder = 135
• Community Organization and the Future
• Introduction = 142
• 16. Community Organization and Socual Statesmanship by Donald S.Howard = 143
• 17. Social Work and the Social Generalist by Hertha Kraus = 151
• 18. New Wine and Old Bottles by Rivert H.MacRac = 159
• Part Therr Community Organization in Practice
• Introduction to Part Three = 165
• Steps and General Methods
• Introduction = 167
• 19. Ten Steps in Community Action by Eduard C.Lindeman = 168
• 20. Choices and Ateps in Community Organization by Hertha Kraus = 172
• 21. Leadership in Community Integration by Clarence King = 176
• 22. Social Intergroup Work by Wilver I.Newstetter = 179
• Fact Finding
• Introduction = 192
• 23. Action Research by Gevevieve W.Carter = 194
• 24. Socil Surveys by Council of Jewish Welfare Federations and Welfare Funds = 201
• Planning
• Introduction = 209
• 25. Social Welfare Planning by Neva R.Deardorff = 210
• 26. Planning by Harleigh B.Trecker = 214
• Congerences and Committees : Achieving Lntegration
• Introduction = 222
• 27. Democracy and Group Thinking by Mary P.Follerr = 224
• 28. The Nature and Function of Committees by Edward F.Sheffield = 231
• 29. A Committee at Work by Mildred C.Barry = 234
• 30. What Groups Live By by Gordon L.Lippitt and Warren H.Schmidt = 244
• 31. Principles of Effective Committee Work by Audrey R.Trecker and Harleigh B.Trecker = 248
• Education Interpertation and Puvlic Relations
• Introduction = 254
• 32. The Social Agency and Its Publices by Helen Cody Baker and Mary Swain Routzahn = 255
• 33. Citizen Participation and Public Relations by Rober H.MacRae = 260
• Fund Raising
• Introduction = 265
• 34. Fund Raising by F.emerson Andrews = 266
• 35. The Successful Fund Raising Campaign by Harold J,Seymour = 275
• Social Action
• Introduction = 280
• 36. What Is Social Action? Selected Definitions = 281
• 37. Initiating Social Action by Geneva Mathiasen = 284
• 38. Social Work and Social Action by Kenneth L.M.Pray = 291
• Recording in Community Organization
• Introduction = 302
• 39. Community Organization Recording by Campbell G,Murpht = 303
• 40. Why Records? by Association for the Study of Community Organization Los Angeles Chapter = 306
• 41. Administrative and Process Recording by C.F.McNeil = 308
• 42. Process Recording by Harleigh B.Trecker = 309
• 43. Process Recording as a Techique by Gloria Roman = 311
• Part Four Agencies and Programs
• Introduction to Part Four = 315
• 44. Problems of Community Wide Planning and Prevention by Bradley Buell and Associates = 317
• Neighborhood and Area Organization in Urban Communities
• Introduction = 327
• 47. Participation of the Family Agency in Community Planning by Family Sernice Association of America = 342
• 48. Interagency Relationships by Ray Johns and David F.DeMarche = 345
• Community Welfare Councils and Community Chests
• Introduction = 354
• 49. Code of the Chest and Council Movement by Community Chests and Councils of America Inc = 358
• 50. Community Planning for Social Welfare a Policy Statement by Community Chests and Councils of America Inc = 361
• 51. Chest Council and Agendy Relationships by Study Committee of Community Chests and Councils of America Inc and National Social Welfard Assembly = 369
• 52. Community Welfare Councils What They Are and What They Do by Community Chests and Community Chests and Councils of America Inc = 382
• 53. Criteria for a Good Welfard Council by Conference Commission on Strengthening Councils = 394
• 54. Chest and Council Relations Where Chest and Council Are One by Charles J.Birt = 397
• 55. Chest and Counical Relations The Case for Separate Councils by C.Whit Pfeiffer = 402
• 56. The Future of Federation by Ralph H.Blanchard = 408
• 57. Where Do We Stand in United Fund Developments? by Alvert J.Nesbitt = 402
• 58. Free Choice in Giving by Rome A.Betts = 421
• 59. The Social Sernice Exchange and Agency Cooperation by Stephen L.Angell and Frank T.Grening = 426
• State Wide and National Agencies
• Introduction = 433
• 60. Community Organization at the State Lenel by Arthur Dunham = 435
• 61. Why National Agencies? by National Budget Committee UCFC Inc = 446
• 62. National Organization in Social Welfare by George W.Rabinoff = 447
• 63. The Functions of the National Agency by Edmund deS.Brunner = 451
• Part Five Personnel Professionals and Laymen
• Introduction to Part Five = 455
• 64. Social Workers and the Community by Chester L.Bower = 459
• 65. What Is the Job of the Community Organization Worker? by Arthur Dunham = 463
• 66. The Role of the Community Organization Pracitioner by Edward D.Lynde = 472
• 67. The Function of the Professional Worker by Violer M.Sieder = 480
• 68. Community Organization Manipu ; ation or Group Process? by Donald Van Vnlen = 487
• 69. Vounteers in Social Welfare by Melvin A.Glasser = 494
• Part Six Community Development in the United States and Elsewhere
• Introduction to Part Six = 501
• 70. Community Organization Teamwork in Rural Communities by Charles E.Hendry = 503
• 71. Socual Work and the Social Problems of India by Lester B.Granger = 514
• 72. Community Development in an Egypition Village by U. S. Interdeparmentla Committee on International Socual Welfare Policy = 517
• 73. A Plan for Community Development by Mohamed M. Shalaby = 520
• 74. Principles of Community Development by United Nations = 524
• 75. Community Development Programs and Methods by Carl C. Taylor = 527
• Index = 537