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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Jona M. Rosenfeld , Bruno TardieuPublisher: University Press of America Imprint: University Press of America Dimensions: Width: 15.30cm , Height: 1.70cm , Length: 22.30cm Weight: 0.390kg ISBN: 9780761816669ISBN 10: 0761816666 Pages: 304 Publication Date: 17 May 2000 Audience: General/trade , College/higher education , General , Undergraduate Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviewsA fine book, a tribute to the work of the Fourth World Movement.>>>>--Mary Jo Bane, Harvard University A fine book, a tribute to the work of the Fourth World Movement. -- Mary Jo Bane, Harvard University This is a beautiful book about the work of Father Wresinski and his colleagues with the poorest of the poor in Europe, and it is unique in that it speaks not only of 'serving' people in poverty but honoring their dignity and learning from their works and lives. -- Jonathan Kozol, Author 'Artisans of Democracy' offers a VISIONARY REALISM that can improve the lives of the most excluded-and all of us. -- S.M. Miller, Boston College This book should be required reading for social policy makers and those trying to understand how social change occurs. -- Daniel Kronenfeld, Executive Director, Henry Street Settlement, New York ... because the guidelines for social action can be applied to many projects, the book will have great relevance for practitioners... its message will be especially welcome in a world where faith-based organizations and 'compassionate conservatism'carry the day. Politics, Social Movements, and The State At a time when private charity is being portrayed as an alternative to public services, this book carries a very different message, showing that an empathetic and participatory voluntarism can be the compliment and not the alternative to a generous public sector. An important book. -- Frances Fox Piven, author of Poor People's Movements A fine book, a tribute to the work of the Fourth World Movement. -- Mary Jo Bane, Harvard University 'Artisans of Democracy' offers a VISIONARY REALISM that can improve the lives of the most excluded-and all of us. -- S.M. Miller, Boston College This book should be required reading for social policy makers and those trying to understand how social change occurs. -- Daniel Kronenfeld, Executive Director, Henry Street Settlement, New York ... because the guidelines for social action can be applied to many projects, the book will have great relevance for practitioners... its message will be especially welcome in a world where faith-based organizations and 'compassionate conservatism' carry the day. Politics, Social Movements, and The State All told, 'Artisans of Democracy' offers a jarring and energizing read, one quite different from run-of-the-mill political theory. In its narrative- and its theoretical refection firmly rooted in the narratives- the book challenges many familiar political philosophical assumptions and conceptualizations. -- David Kahane, University of Alberta Social Theory and Practice ...useful for professors and students interested in capturing the ups, downs, and complexities of direct community practice... Journal Of Community Practice A fine book, a tribute to the work of the Fourth World Movement. -- Mary Jo Bane, Harvard University This is a beautiful book about the work of Father Wresinski and his colleagues with the poorest of the poor in Europe, and it is unique in that it speaks not only of 'serving' people in poverty but honoring their dignity and learning from their works and lives. -- Jonathan Kozol, Author, The Shame of the Nation 'Artisans of Democracy' offers a VISIONARY REALISM that can improve the lives of the most excluded-and all of us. -- S.M. Miller, Boston College This book should be required reading for social policy makers and those trying to understand how social change occurs. -- Daniel Kronenfeld, Executive Director, Henry Street Settlement, New York ... because the guidelines for social action can be applied to many projects, the book will have great relevance for practitioners... its message will be especially welcome in a world where faith-based organizations and 'compassionate conservatism'carry the day. Politics, Social Movements, and The State At a time when private charity is being portrayed as an alternative to public services, this book carries a very different message, showing that an empathetic and participatory voluntarism can be the compliment and not the alternative to a generous public sector. An important book. -- Frances Fox Piven, author of Poor People's Movements A fine book, a tribute to the work of the Fourth World Movement. -- Mary Jo Bane, Harvard University 'Artisans of Democracy' offers a VISIONARY REALISM that can improve the lives of the most excluded-and all of us. -- S.M. Miller, Boston College This book should be required reading for social policy makers and those trying to understand how social change occurs. -- Daniel Kronenfeld, Executive Director, Henry Street Settlement, New York ... because the guidelines for social action can be applied to many projects, the book will have great relevance for practitioners... its message will be especially welcome in a world where faith-based organizations and 'compassionate conservatism' carry the day. Politics, Social Movements, and The State All told, 'Artisans of Democracy' offers a jarring and energizing read, one quite different from run-of-the-mill political theory. In its narrative- and its theoretical refection firmly rooted in the narratives- the book challenges many familiar political philosophical assumptions and conceptualizations. -- David Kahane, University of Alberta Social Theory and Practice ...useful for professors and students interested in capturing the ups, downs, and complexities of direct community practice... Journal Of Community Practice Author InformationJona M. Rosenfeld is the Gordon Brown Professor Emeritus and former Director of the Paul Baerwald School of Social Work, Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Senior Advisor, JDC-Brookdale Center for Children and Youth and JDC Israel. Bruno Tardieu is Co-Director of Fourth World Movement/USA, and a visiting lecturer at MIT Department for Urban Studies and Planning. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |