Community, Culture and Globalization

Author: Arlene Goldbard, Don Adams
Date Published:  2002
Published In:  The Rockefeller Foundation
Resource Types: Books, Resource Books, Resource Library, Seminal Publications

Community, Culture and Globalization was edited by Don Adams and Arlene Goldbard and published by The Rockefeller Foundation in 2002.  This anthology features essays on community cultural development theory and practice from twenty-two authors based in fifteen different nations, representing a wide range of disciplines, backgrounds and outlooks, yet united in using their creative talents to educate, mobilize and empower their communities to withstand the homogenizing forces of globalization.

(Description Via Arlene Goldbard's website, Chapter pdf files available here and below)

Resource(s): 

Arlene Goldbard: Books

Related Resources:
The Culture of Possibility: Art, Artists and the Future
The Culture of Possibility: Art, Artists and the Future
The Wave
The Wave
Datastan Meets Storyland: Surfing the Zeitgeist Without Wiping Out
Datastan Meets Storyland: Surfing the Zeitgeist Without Wiping Out

CONTACT

info@icasc.ca

ICASC NEWSLETTER

Sign up

News, articles, events and more in your inbox twice a year!

Newsletter archive

DONATE TO ICASC

Donate

However you support ICASC, you will be helping to create social change! Become a Friend of ICASC with an annual donation of at least $15. Official receipts for tax purposes are provided promptly.