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Community Psychology
Analysis, context and action
N DUNCAN, B BOWMAN, A NAIDOO, J PILLAY & V ROOS (EDITORS)
Community Psychology: Analysis, context and action contains a rich diversity of insights and critical debates on the key theoretical, analytic, teaching, learning and action approaches in community psychology. The book offers an incisive examination of a range of contextual factors that influence the practice of community psychology.
CONTENTS
• The international emergence and development of community psychology
• A history of ‘community’ and community psychology in South Africa
• Assumptions and values of community psychology
• The mental health model: Preventing ‘illness’ or social inequality
• The social ecological model as theoretical framework in community psychology
• A critical orientation to community psychology
• Intergenerational rites of passage
• Contextual issues: Poverty
• Contextual issues: ‘Race’ and
childhood health in South Africa
• Contextual issues: Power, violence
and community psychology
• Contextual enablers of the HIV
pandemic in South Africa
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• Vulnerable communities: The different faces of homelessness
• Vulnerable communities: The elderly • Vulnerable communities: Former
combatants in South Africa
• Community competence
• Learning in community psychology • Indigenous knowledge and learning
development
• Healing practices in communities
• Understanding community learning • Teaching community psychology in
South Africa
• Training psychology students and
Interns in non-urban areas
• Community-based coping: An HIV/
Aids case study
• Ethics and community psychology • Programme evaluation: Approaches
for supporting Innovation and
engaging communities
• Activating action: Aims, methods and
imperatives in community psychology
SUITABLE FOR
Students of community psychology, lecturers, practitioners and social workers and community workers.
JUTA EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCES CATALOGUE | 2018/2019
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